IBM Social Business Toolkit Webinar 10/09/13 https://www.ibmdw.net/social/events Speakers: Doug MacDonald, IBM, Software Engineer -Team Lead for Widgets and Live Text Igor Belakovskiy, IBM, Software Engineer – Dev Lead for Live Text Widgets and Live Text allow you to recognize data inside emails and Notes documents and easily perform actions upon that data. Live Text actions take the recognized data and, in a single click, passes it to existing applications to provide you with the information you need. In this webinar, you will learn how to create Widgets and Live Text actions. You will learn how the widgets can be installed and used in IBM iNotes clients.

1. Working with Widgets in IBM Notes and IBM iNotes
Doug MacDonald
IBM, Software Engineer -Team Lead for Widgets and Live Text
Igor Belakovskiy
IBM, Software Engineer - Dev Lead for Live Text
IBM SBT Webinar 10/09/13

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Agenda
● Overview of Widgets and LiveText
● Discuss Web Widgets
● Discuss the new Widget type: OpenSocial Widgets
● Demo widget creation and widget installation and use in IBM iNotes
● Dicsuss the using Widgets and LiveText in IBM iNotes

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Overview of Widgets and LiveText
● Widgets are app-like components of IBM Notes and iNotes, that can
render content based on user or application input.
● Widget types include: Web, OpenSocial, Feed, Notes Document, Notes
Form, Notes Database, XPages, Plugin Provisioning
● LiveText is the ability to recognize and annotate data inside email and
Notes documents
● By combining LiveText and Widgets, users can act on recognized data
with a single click.
● These features are supported in IBM Notes and as of 9.0 IBM iNotes.
● IBM iNotes supports a subset of the Widget types (Web, OpenSocial)
that IBM Notes supports.

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Web Widgets
● Web Widgets are widgets that are linked to an external web application
● The widget uses a specific URL to open a resource in the web
application
● When using LiveText with a Web Widget, you can wire data into the URL
of the widget such that the LiveText action opens a resource specific to
that LiveText data
● For example, you could have an external web application that performs a
search using a URL of http://my.server.com?query=myserchterm. You
can create a Web Widget for this application and a LiveText action that
can wire any specific data into the URL such that the result of the action
is opening the URL http://my.server.com?query=data in a new window,
new tab, floating widow, or sidebar panel

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OpenSocial Widgets
● OpenSocial support introduced in 9.0 Social Edition
● In Notes and iNotes
● OpenSocial Widgets allow for:
● Use of OpenSocial gadgets
● Embedded Experiences
● Actions on recognized OpenSocial types
● New features in the Widget Catalog include Approving widgets for use by
end users. This allows the clients to render the widgets and use the
capabilities that the widgets are configured to use. If the widget uses
OAuth, it would also allows to configuration of the Oauth data.

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Demos
● Creating a Web Widget and a Live Text action in the IBM Notes Client
● Creating an OpenSocial Widget in the IBM Notes Client
● Publishing the Widgets to a corporate catalog for others to use
● End user Widget installation in IBM iNotes
● Pushing Widgets to IBM iNotes end users
● Using Widgets features in IBM iNotes

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Widgets and LiveText in IBM iNotes

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● MyWidgets sidebar
● See your widgets
● Launch widgets in panel, iNotes tab or floating window
● Remove widgets
● Set properties
● Open a widget automatically on startup
● Update widgets from the Widgets Catalog
● Browse the Widgets Catalog
Widgets in iNotes (Panel)

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Launching Widgets
● Side panel
● Optionally always open a widget on startup
● Floating Window
● For quick information on the go
● iNotes tab
● For widgets that require a lot of screen space
● New window
● Web Widgets only

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LiveText
● Underlines recognized content
● Default recongizers
● Custom recognizers
● Server side annotation has no impact on client performance
● Launch Live Text actions
● Just like rich client
● Launch by click on the object or the blue arrow
● Set default action and default launch target.

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Browsing the Widget Catalog
● XPages catalog
● Launches in iNotes Tab
● Same catalog as the Notes client
● Automatically shows widgets in the iNotes Category
● Drag and drop to widget panel to install widgets.

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Resources and Questions
● Documentation Links:
● IBM Notes Widgets and LiveText Documentation
● IBM iNotes Widgets and LiveText Documentation
● IBM Domino Admin Widgets and LiveText Documentation
● IBM iNotes Admin Widgets and LiveText Documentation
● OpenSocial Deployment Cookbook
● Widgets and LiveText Wiki Articles
● Knowledge Collection for Widgets & Live Text
● Tutorial Videos on How to Create Widgets and Live Text Actions
● Video Demonstration of Widgets and Live Text in IBM Notes 9.0 and
IBM iNotes 9.0
● Related Webinars
● How to enhance Email with Embedded Experiences
● How to add your own OpenSocial Gadgets to IBM Connections

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