Lotus Expeditor. Overview

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1 Lotus Expeditor Overview

2 Lotus Expeditor - Introduction Introduction Overview of the IBM Lotus Expeditor product

3 Lotus Expeditor - Contents Contents This presentation covers these topics: IBM Lotus Expeditor Client for Desktop IBM Lotus Expeditor Client for Devices IBM Lotus Expeditor Toolkit IBM Lotus Expeditor Server

4 Lotus Expeditor Topic Objective Topic 1:Creating presentations Topic Objective IBM Lotus Expeditor overview

5 IBM s Server Managed Client Solution A new approach for building server managed clients that supports multiple user experiences, access points, and forms of connectivity enabling flexible and cost effective access to people, business processes, applications, and content. Desktop Laptop PDA Mobile Phone Specialized devices IBM Server Managed Client Extend services to new users Use current programming skills Support online / offline operations Port applications across device types and operating systems Provide appropriate UI Manage software Extend platform Built on open standards ERP CRM Customer Service Collaboration Industry, Logistics Supply Chain IT Data Center

6 A Single Consistent Framework for Client Technologies 1. Embedded 2. Line of business 3. Real-time collaboration Client Technologies Client Services Collaboration services Interaction services Access services Managed client services and platform mgmt Desktop PCs Rich desktop user experience Larger mobile devices (laptops, tablet PC s, PDA s, smart phones) Rich mobile user experience Small mobile Basic Mobile user experience Function, richer UI Footprint, packaging Embedded - No local User experience Operating system (multiple)

7 A Single, Componentized, Upwards Compatible Family Real Time Collaboration Embedded LOB Apps Lotus Expeditor 6.1.x Lotus Expeditor 6.2. Notes 8.0.x Sametime 7.5 Notes 8.5 Sametime 8.0 Symphony Lotus Expeditor 6.1.x Lotus Expeditor 6.2

8 Lotus Expeditor Extending business process integration out to the edge Lotus Expeditor Toolkit End-to-end tools Eclipse based software development platforms (RAD, RSA, WTP, AST) Enterprise applications (Extended) End-to-end applications Enterprise applications Lotus Expeditor Client End-to-end services Lotus Expeditor Server Desktop:DesktopEE,J2SE 5.0 Device: jcldevice WebSphere Application Server / JEE * The Lotus Expeditor Server is not required to use the Lotus Expeditor Client, but adds manageability, serviceability,...

9 Lotus Expeditor End-to-end programming model Lotus Expeditor offering Lotus Expeditor Client Web UI Rich UI Lotus Expeditor Server Local business logic services Web services SyncML libraries MQe DB2e or Derby Enterprise Management Agent Portal services (desktop only) People, places, things ( beyond the data center ) Distribute business logic Consume and publish Web services Synchronize objects Send and receive secure transactions Synchronize relational data Install and maintain software and devices Aggregation, rolebased access control Business logic services Web services {SyncML libraries} MQe Server DB2e sync server Client Mgmt services Portal Server IT data center E X I S T I N G S Y S T E M

10 Lotus Expeditor Client Releases Local Database (Derby) Network Database Sync Awareness (Derby) Eclipse ercp Managed Native Personalities Database Sync (DB2e) Application Launcher KeyStore Local Database Property Broker (DB2e) eupdate Enterprise Portal-driven layout OSGi core JSE 6.0 Mgmt Agent (TopologyHandler) UI Mobile Extensions DesktopEE Micro Broker Desktop Single Sign-on Device Eclipse RCP DeviceEE Web Container Kiosk mode Seamless application launcher switcher Messaging Gateway (MQe) Web Services (JSR 172) Embedded Browser Update Manager Eclipse preference admin OS Integration Web Services (syslib) (Axis, Security) Portlet Container Themes/UI Multi-user workstation support

11 Lotus Expeditor is Built on Eclipse Toolkit: Eclipse platform 3.4 Desktop: Rich client platform (RCP) 3.4 Device: embedded RCP (ercp) 1.2

12 Eclipse RCP is a Subset of the Eclipse Platform Eclipse platform Ant Debug Search UI IDE UI LTK Team Eclipse RCP Help Runtime OSGi SWT JFace

13 Eclipse and OSGi Eclipse is built on OSGi OSGi framework integrated into Eclipse starting with Eclipse 3.0 Provides Eclipse with the value of OSGi Eclipse 3.2 and above is based on OSGi R4 Component model Eclipse Component = Plug-in OSGi Component = Bundle Plug-in = Bundle

14 OSGi Architecture ( Software component (life cycle) management Remote component management Secure execution environment Cooperation among applications Simplified deployment Multi-vendor interoperability Dynamic nature Policy free Certification

15 Lotus Expeditor as an Application Platform Use Lotus Expeditor to develop these types of client applications: Java OSGi Eclipse (RCP and ercp) Web Composite Portlets W eb services Database Messaging

16 Application Types Across Releases Application type WCTME Expeditor Client 4 device WED4WL 6.0 Desktop Expeditor Client for Desktop 6.1.x Expeditor Client for Desktop 6.2 Java WEME (MIDP, Foundation) WECE DeviceEE (CDC/ Foundation 1.1 +) J2SE jcldesktop or J2SE 5.0 jcldesktop or J2SE 6.0 External JVM support OSGi OSGi R3 OSGi R4 OSGi R3 + RFC s OSGi R4 OSGi R4 Eclipse eswt (download) ercp 1.2 RCP RCP 3.2.x RCP 3.4 Web Servlet 2.3 JSP 1.2 Servlet 2.4 JSP 2.0 Servlet 2.3/2.4 JSP 1.2/2.0 JSF, JSTL, Struts Servlet 2.3/2.4 JSP 1.2/2.0 JSF, JSTL, Struts Servlet 2.3/2.4 JSP 1.2/2.0 JSF, JSTL, Struts Embedded transaction EJB 2.0 subset EJB 2.0 subset Portlets JSR 168 Property Broker JSR 168 Property Broker Database access JSR 169 * or JDBC 2.0 (DB2e) JSR 169 (DB2e) JDBC 3.0 (DB2e or Derby) JDBC 3.0 (DB2e or Derby) JDBC 3.0 (DB2e or Derby) Database sync ISync (DB2e) ISync (DB2e) ISync (DB2e or Derby) ISync (DB2e or Derby) ISync (DB2e or Derby) Messaging Point-to-Point Pub-Sub JMS 1.1 (MQe) MQTT (Microbroker) * JMS 1.1 (MQe) JMS 1.1 (Micro Broker) JMS 1.1 (MQe) MQTT (Micro Broker)* JMS 1.1 (MQe) JMS 1.1 (Micro Broker) JMS 1.1 (MQe) JMS 1.1 (Micro Broker) Web services Client Provider Security JSR 172 JSR 172 JSR 172 OSGi OASIS JSR 172, Axis (JSR 101) OSGi OASIS JSR 172, Axis (JSR 101) OSGi OASIS Data sync SyncML4J 2.0 SyncML4J 2.6 SyncML4J 2.5 SyncML4J 2.6 SyncML4J 2.6

17 Lotus Expeditor as an Integration Platform (Lotus Expeditor Client for Desktop only) Use Lotus Expeditor to integrate these types of components into a single workbench (desktop): Eclipse (RCP and ercp) Java/Swing Web Portlet Host access Native Microsoft Windows (ActiveX,.Net, VB) and Linux Remote Windows and OS/2 Composite

18 Network Client Installer Installs server infrastructure to allow Expeditor clients to be downloaded and installed over the network Two supported environments Web Server only IBM HTTP Server Portal Server with W eb Server Used for Portal Administered Client Portal 6.0 Operating Systems supported Windows 2003 Standard and Advanced (32-bit version only) with Service Pack 1 or higher (includes R2) RedHat Linux 4 AS and ES Editions, Update 2 and higher (32-bit only). RedHat Enterprise Linux v5 (32-bit only) AIX on System P, version 5.3 Maintenance level 2 and higher, version 6.1 and higher SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on System P, version 9,SP4, 2.6 Kernel for System p (64-bit only) and version 10 (64-bit only)

19 Expeditor Client for Desktop Topic 1:Creating presentations Topic Objective IBM Lotus Expeditor Client for Desktop overview

20 Expeditor Client for Desktop Integrated client platform for desktops and laptops that provides a disconnected, rich client platform for enterprise applications Support for group 1, group 2 and some group 3 languages

21 Expeditor Client for Desktop Client platforms Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 RedHat EL 5.2 Desktop with GTK support SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) 10 Fix Pack 2 (with XGL) Ubuntu Desktop NOTE: support is withdrawn RedHat EL 4.0 Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 Minimum hardware configuration 512MB RAM 200 MB free disk space x86 processors capable of supporting the client platforms Includes by default IBM DesktopEE configuration with the J9 2.4 VM The IBM J2SE 6.0 JVM is also supported on the desktop client and is available as a separately installed feature from the IBM Device Runtime Environment CD.

22 Client Platform Enterprise and ISV applications Client services Interaction services Access services Platform management Managed client services Windows and Linux

23 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Supported platform changes Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop Edition now supported Windows Server 2003 RC2 w/sp4 now supported Support for limited set of pre-installed external JVMs: Sun J2SE 5.0 Sun Java SE 6.0 IBM J2SE 5.0 IBM Java 6.0 DesktopEE 6.5 Windows 2000 no longer supported Red Hat 4 no longer supported Removed features Embedded Transaction Container (ETC) runtime and tooling Restricted Workbench (Windows only) ISMP Installer on Linux now RPM or Debian

24 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Currency Eclipse 3.4 Java 6 DesktopEE 6.5 IBM Support Assistant (ISA) v4 DB2e Apache Derby Embedded Sametime LanguageWare jfrost V7.0 (Text Analyzer) Common Inventory Technology (CIT) 2.5 (Enterprise Management Agent) InstallShield 2008

25 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Installation enhancements XPD 6.2 client packaged on DVD New install technologies for Linux RPM used for Red Hat and SLED systems Debian packaging used for Ubuntu systems Improved support for installation by Windows system account Simplified install All configuration panels have been removed from the install Install must be by an administrator only There is no single user install. All installs are multi-user, even if only one user exists MSI install support for transforms Global install handler support for: Multiple <exec> commands Generic registry (Windows)

26 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Web container and portlet container Currency upgrades to Java Server Faces (JSF) Widget Library (JWL) Static file serving support Support for global session timeout - Ability to control shutdown Overrides the session timeout set at the application level Portlet container supports JSR 168 compliant Struts portlets Web browser RCP browser new browser component in Expeditor Widget level component, easily embedded into any SWT application / viewpart Integration with Expeditor Accounts in RCP, DOM, and embedded browser (Windows IE browser only) Allows single sign-on no additional authentication needed if site login or proxy info stored in Accounts

27 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New User Interface Configurable sidebar - Expeditor provides an Eclipse extension point that an application can use to configure the sidebar to appear on either the left or right side of the screen, and allows the end user the ability to manipulate the appearance of the sidebar via the View Menu.

28 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Composite applications Generic application container Allows a developer or assembler to define how each page within an application interacts with other components Existing applications can be used with no modifications No experience with Eclipse, Java, or Expeditor needed Supports all types of Web applications (Portal, WebSphere, HTML, PHP, etc.) Composite Application Editor can open, edit from local file system Built in navigators multi-level tabs, buttons, breadcrumbs New built-in windowing commands for all components Open, close, maximize, minimize, clone, etc. Property to property wiring Live Text integration Eclipse Text Selection integration New drag and drop wiring User Interface Side shelf integration Wiring to and from, hide and show in application (drastically reduces side shelf clutter)

29 Expeditor Client for Desktop: What's New Security User can enable platform single sign-on (SSO) at login time Provide option to not save account passwords New preference page to configure proxy server settings Support for NTLMv2 proxy authentication on Windows clients Use browser settings option for proxy configuration on Windows clients Micro broker allows for configuring security Enterprise Management Agent Support for native inventory scanning on Microsoft Vista Support server-initiated software management requests

30 Expeditor Client for Devices Topic 1:Creating presentations Topic Objective IBM Lotus Expeditor Client for Devices overview

31 Expeditor Client for Devices: What Devices are Supported? Windows Mobile devices: Windows Mobile 5 (PPC and Phone) Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 Windows CE devices: W indows CE 5 Professional Devices under test: Unitech PA-962, Symbol MC3090R- LC48S00GER, Symbol MC9090-GF0HBEGA2WW Recommended hardware requirements: 16MB FS/16MB RAM available Microsoft Windows XP/Vista (for development)

32 Expeditor Client for Devices: What Devices are Supported? Expeditor for Titan Tech Preview Titan is an OSGi based Java platform for Sprint phones Similar to Expeditor core runtime X4T is composed of: A Deployment Package for installing Application Manager, Device Agent, and a few JRE additions on Titan An update site of Expeditor optional components Allows XPD middleware to be put on Titan Allows Titan to be managed by XCM Will be distributed from an IBM Web site days after Expeditor 6.2 GA

33 Expeditor Client for Devices: What 's New New platform: Windows Mobile 6 Standard Support for non-touch screen devices Support auto start option Launch runtime on device boot so subsequent application launches are quicker Uses about 7 MB Support workspace on storage card Including migration of old workspaces Support headless operation Removed some dependencies on GUI components

34 Expeditor Client for Devices: What's New? Support server-initiated management Management server can send jobs without polling from client via TCPIP, device must have active network connection Currency with ercp 1.2 / Eclipse 3.4 New close/minimize model Performance enhancements On reference device, launching Application Manager was reduced from 25 to 21 seconds Initial RAM footprint reduced from 10 to 8 MB

35 Expeditor Tookit Topic 1:Creating presentations Topic Objective IBM Lotus Expeditor Toolkit overview

36 Expeditor Toolkit - Overview Bundle developer kit (BDK) extends Eclipse PDE to develop client services projects PDE - Eclipse plug-in development environment Web tools work with Rational Web tools or Eclipse Web Tools Project (WTP) to deploy Web applications to the client Mobile Web services tools enable client applications to consume and provide W eb services Portlet tools work with Rational portal tools to create JSR 168 portlet applications to deploy to the client Platform configuration tools enable custom client platforms for desktop and device to be built

37 Expeditor Toolkit Prerequisites These operating systems are supported: Microsoft Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 RedHat EL 5.2 WS with GTK support SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) 10 FP2 One of these tools must be installed: Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software v7.5 Rational Software Architect for WebSphere Software v7.5 Eclipse Web Tools Project 3.0 Minimum hardware requirements: 512 MB RAM 500 MB free disk space x86 processors capable of supporting the platforms listed above

38 Lotus Expeditor Toolkit IDE Options Rational Software Architect for WebSphere Software v7.5 or Rational Application Developer for W ebsphere Software v7.5 Samples can be imported from Help system W S-Security editors Full Java Server Faces (JSF) support Supports development of Client Services projects, Web applications, Web services, portlets, and Platform Configuration projects Eclipse 3.4 and Web tools project (WTP) 3.0 Supports development of Client Services projects, Web applications, Web services, and Platform Configuration projects

39 IBM Lotus Expeditor Toolkit - New Features Built on Eclipse 3.4 IDE / PDE Directly targets runtime Eclipse-style local launch Eclipse OSGi R4 prerequisite checks Tools prerequisite Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software v7.5 or Rational Software Architect for WebSphere Software v7.5 Eclipse WTP 3.0 Develop and test using runtime client products that are installed on the same system as the toolkit Enhanced toolkit configuration which derives properties from the installed client's workspace Platform configuration tools that enable custom client platforms to be built for desktop and device Ability to deploy multiple plug-ins to devices for remote debugging Struts support in portlets and Web applications Target definition for Lotus Notes 8.5 Support for JWL 3.0.8

40 Expeditor Server Topic 1:Creating presentations Topic Objective IBM Lotus Expeditor Server overview

41 Expeditor Server Overview Application connectors enable disconnected functionality DB2 Everyplace (DB2e) provides gateway to backend database systems MQ Everyplace (MQe) provides a gateway to MQ systems Centralized client management Client registration Client application software and configuration inventory Application management (install/update/uninstall)

42 IBM Lotus Expeditor Server - Minimum Hardware Requirements Processor: Windows or Linux on x86: Pentium 2 GHz or equivalent AIX or Linux on System p: IBM POWER4, POWER5, and POWER5+ Physical memory: 2 GB per processor Disk space: 5 GB minimum Network connectivity: Network adapter and connection to a physical IP network (Ethernet) Static IP address configured with a fully-qualified host name Other hardware: DVD-ROM or access to a network drive where the Lotus Expeditor DVD contents reside Mouse (or pointing device) and keyboard

43 IBM Lotus Expeditor Server Minimum Software Requirements Operating systems Windows 2003 Standard or Advanced SP1 and higher (32-bit version only) (Includes R2) Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS or ES 4 for Intel (x86) update 2 and higher AIX V5.3 Maintenance Level 02 and higher AIX v6.1 and higher level maintenance SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 SP3, 2.6 Kernel for System p SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 (System p) Database server DB2 Database Enterprise or Workgroup Edition Version 9.1 DB2 UDB v9.5 Oracle 10g (Client Management Services only) Derby (ships with WebSphere Application Server v6.1. Only supported by Client Management Services) Application server WebSphere Application Server and Network Deployment Version fix pack 11 and higher Web server Any Web server supported by WebSphere Application Server

44 IBM Lotus Expeditor Server - Architecture Server Expeditor Server Expeditor Client User Registry (File, DB or LDAP) Identity mgmt MQe XCM 1.0 DB2e Send/receive secure transactions Install and maintain software Synchronize relational data MQe x Enterprise Management Agent DB2e Database Web Services Consume and publish Web services Web Services Database (JDBC) Backend application data VMM Application 1 Application 2 Application 3 WAS x Application n App 1 App 2 App n

45 Lotus Expeditor Server What s New for 6.2 Platform and prerequisite changes: Additional operating system platform support AIX 6.1 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 on System p RedHat Enterprise Linux v5 (x86 32-bit only) Additional database support Oracle 10g R1 & R2 (Client Management only) Derby (Client Management only) DB2 v9.5 W ebsphere Application Server v6.1 support Support for all LDAP servers supported by W ebsphere Support for all Web servers supported by WebSphere 64-bit W ebsphere support on System p

46 Lotus Expeditor Server What s New for 6.2 Technology changes Move to current software technology versions DB2 Everyplace (DB2e) MQ Everyplace (MQe) Replace Tivoli Device Manager Server 2.1 with Expeditor Client Management Services 1.0: Feature and Eclipse preference management Web Administration Console integrated into WebSphere Administration Console Support for more runtime/configuration databases (Oracle, Derby, DB2) New client management features (client restart, run and collect ISA logs, retrieve files, chained tasks)

47 Lotus Expeditor Server What's New for 6.2

48 Lotus Expeditor Server What s New for 6.2 Installation/configuration changes Support for W ebsphere Application Server v6.1 Removed requirement for local IBM HTTP server Supports WebSphere federated repository (no longer installing and configuring W ebsphere Member Manager) Support deployment directly into a WebSphere Managed Environment Custom installation Supports Typical (install everything) and now Custom (install what you want) Cluster only those services desired Can add and remove technology components without having to re-install Silent installation/configuration support for all platforms

49 Summary: Lotus Expeditor Summary In this presentation, you learned about the Lotus Expeditor product