1. (AD306)IBM Lotus Sametime Proxy:A Collaborative Recipe for Success 2011 IBM CorporationWilliam HolmesSoftware Engineer @ IBM 2. Disclaimer Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our 2011 IBM Corporationgeneral product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasingdecision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion. 3. 2011 IBM Corporation 3AgendaIBM Lotus Sametime Proxy Server * Overview The Product JavaScriptTM APINew Offerings in Sametime Proxy OpenAjax Hub Framework updateHow IBM products collaborate with the Sametime Web client. Sametime Meetings Lotus Sametime Advanced More ...Integrating the SDK into Current and New Applications Shallow, Simple or Full IntegrationApplication Integration* This presentation may refer to the associated product as Sametime Web client and/or Sametime Proxy Web client. 4. Introduction Sametime Proxy Server The IBM Lotus Sametime Proxy Server runs on WebSphere Application 2011 IBM Corporation 4Server. It requires a Lotus Sametime Community Server. It can also communicate with ... Lotus Sametime Meeting server Lotus Sametime Connections Server Lotus Sametime Unified Telephony Server TCSPI-enabled server 5. Introduction Applications can utilize the underlining data and UI widgets documented in the 2011 IBM Corporation 5associate SDK provided with the product. The Sametime WebClient comes with a feature rich SDK. The SDK provides access to both low level data models and a variety of UIwidgets. 6. 2011 IBM Corporation 6Introduction Sametime Proxy WebClient Overview Extends the traditional Sametime Solution to provide a web based application. 7. UI Widgets sametime.WebClient sametime.Awareness 2011 IBM Corporation 7 8. UI Widgets sametime.QuickFind sametime.LiveName 2011 IBM Corporation 8 9. UI Widgets sametime.Chat sametime.GroupChat 2011 IBM Corporation 9 10. UI Widgets sametime.UserInfo sametime.BusinessCard 2011 IBM Corporation 10 11. 2011 IBM Corporation 11JavaScript APIs Overview Base Component Architecture121SametimeProxy ServerRESTGETPOSTPUTDELETEHTTP REQUESTSAPIs RTC4WEB(Long Poll)COMMUNICATIONLAYERHUBSametimeCommunity ServerClient 12. 2011 IBM Corporation 12JavaScript APIs Overview1 Login / Logout are Synchronous HTTP requests23 RTC4WEB Long Poll1 Asynchronous HTTP request2 Publish/Subscribe3 30 Seconds Request Channel (Comet )4 Continues polling for Data45 JavaScript APIs use callback functions allowing integratingapplication(s) to handle returned data including successful andunsuccessful requests.1 13. Model Model 2011 IBM Corporation 13JavaScript APIs Overview sametime.LiveName1 Based on a LiveName Model2 Each Model distributes updates to each LiveName for that model345678910Model is JavaScript Framework Independent1 Create a model1 var myModel = stproxy.getLiveNameModel();2 Use an event subscription to connect for updates3 myModel.onUpdate(update);4 Overriding the function is NOT recommended.5 dojo.connect(myModel,onUpdate, myHanlder)6111STATUS UPDATE 14. 2011 IBM Corporation 14JavaScript APIs Overview Creating a LivenameOption1:

/>Option2: new sametime.LiveName({userId:},); sametime.Chat / sametime.GroupChat1Start a Chat1stproxy.openChat(,/*isIncoming*/ true);2Create a Chat model1var myChatModel = stproxy.getChatModel();3Create a GroupChat model1var myGroupChatModel = stproxy.getGroupChatModel()45Each Chat/GroupChat model provides a set of event handlers.1 15. 2011 IBM Corporation 15JavaScript APIs Overview UI plugin extension points LiveName1 Status Icons2 Custom Attribute Icons3 Text Plugins (CSS)4 (Right Click) Context Menus1 LiveName2 Groups3 Toolbars1Main Menu2Chat Menu 16. New Offerings in Lotus Sametime Proxy Server Open AJAX Hub v.2.0 2011 IBM Corporation 16 Defined by the Open Ajax Alliance The hub provides JavaScript functionality which addresses our XHR CrossDomain (same origin) requirements. Why start using the Hub? Not necessary to lower the document domain for your application. No requirement to use alternative AJAX proxies. IBM continue to have an active roll in the development of the hub.1 17. New Offerings in Lotus Sametime Proxy Server1 Configuration ChangesThe hosting application must set the tunnelURI in the global stproxyConfigJavaScript Object. 2011 IBM Corporation 1712 Example tunnel.html source34 18. New Offerings in Lotus Sametime Proxy Server3 Optional Configuration ChangesIf your application already uses/loads the AJAX Hub...Loading of the hub from the Sametime Proxy Server can be disabled 2011 IBM Corporation 18baseComps.js?oah=false Benefit Reduce redundancy Increase page load speeds. 19. New Offerings in Lotus Sametime Proxy Server 2011 IBM Corporation 19 JavaScript Framework update1 Dojo Toolkit1 Now supporting Dojo v.1.52 Still backward compatible to Dojo v.1.4.33 We intend to follow the versions to ensure as broad compatibility as possible23 Additional Portal AJAX proxy support1 Encoding cookie security24 Double Byte character Searching1 20. 2011 IBM Corporation 20Integrated IBM Products1 Lotus Sametime Meetings2 21. 2011 IBM Corporation 21Integrated IBM Products1 Lotus Sametime Meetings2 22. 2011 IBM Corporation 22Integrated IBM Products2 Lotus Sametime Advanced2 23. 2011 IBM Corporation 23Integrated IBM Products2 Lotus Sametime Advanced2 24. 2011 IBM Corporation 24Integrated IBM Products3 Lotus Connections2 25. 2011 IBM Corporation 25Integrated IBM Products3 Lotus Connections2 26. 2011 IBM Corporation 26Integrated IBM Products iNotes Lets watch a short video 27. 2011 IBM Corporation 27Integrated IBM Products5 Portal 7.x1 Theme Support (non-dojo integration)2 Sametime Proxy Contact List Portlet345678910111213 28. 2011 IBM Corporation 28Integrated IBM Products3 Portal Awareness support Regular vcard ... Adding awareness to current vcard tags ... 12 Its that simple !134 29. 2011 IBM Corporation 29Integrated IBM Products Portal Awareness support Sametime Livename with vCard Support112 30. 2011 IBM Corporation 30Integrating the SDK:Shallow integration Simple connection to Sametime Launch the client externally using an on-page button 31. 2011 IBM Corporation 31Integrating the SDK:Simple integration Standard set of steps Load the CSS file for styling Set the configuration values Load Dojo Load the Base Components library Load the UI widgets all widgets or only those needed 32. 2011 IBM Corporation 32Integrating the SDK:Full integration Consider your usage Do you need Sametime support on all pages? Requires delivery of basic information to all pages These will require Dojo if you use the UI Widgets Which widgets will you use? Should you include widgetsall.js or simply livename.js? Common widgets are: Status you should be able to change your status BuddyList show your contact list LiveName presence awareness 33. 2011 IBM Corporation 33Example Demo Company Agent Logged into Sametime WebClientCompany Agent Policy Holder Logged into your ApplicationCustomer Login 34. Offerings How will you use Sametime Proxy ? Full Web Client UI Widgets (using Dojo) Model Frameworks (using another JavaScript Framework) Custom UI using the Base Component JavaScript APIs Or Using the REST services provided by the Sametime Proxy Server 2011 IBM Corporation 34 35. 2011 IBM Corporation 35Summary1 Model Architecture is not dependent on a JavaScript framework Widget/Plugin Extension Points allowing customization of functionality and L&F Integrate as much or as little as you require Sametime WebClient does not require browser plugins Integration should be easy, don't try and make it complicated. Read the SDK document Please 36. 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