Lotusphere JMP403: Quickstart: IBM Lotus Quickr
Sunday 20th January, 2008Today start the first day of Lotusphere for Business Partners otherwise known as BDDay.
While the bus routes were not mapped well from the resort I am staying at, I was able to make JMP403 which gave an overview of Quickr. Most of the demonstrations was shown using a J2EE (or Websphere) integration of Quickr. Quickr does look good, but this presentation shown it as a Web Browser client -- not a Lotus Notes client interface.
I am going to be watching more on this product as the next version of Quickr will have more features for integration with the Domino server. Quickr will have services for the Domino Server. And yes it should work with Red Hat, but I will find out more as I visit more of these sessions. I am interested in knowning how to integrated with 3rd party applications.
I will give it a overall good session for myself as I have not done very deep dives into this product.
While the bus routes were not mapped well from the resort I am staying at, I was able to make JMP403 which gave an overview of Quickr. Most of the demonstrations was shown using a J2EE (or Websphere) integration of Quickr. Quickr does look good, but this presentation shown it as a Web Browser client -- not a Lotus Notes client interface.
I am going to be watching more on this product as the next version of Quickr will have more features for integration with the Domino server. Quickr will have services for the Domino Server. And yes it should work with Red Hat, but I will find out more as I visit more of these sessions. I am interested in knowning how to integrated with 3rd party applications.
I will give it a overall good session for myself as I have not done very deep dives into this product.
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