Portal Express, Version 6.0
Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux, Windows
Domino portlets reference
You can use reference information on the Domino portlets when you modify their parameters in Administration. This portlets reference also includes information on new features in the current release, client and server requirements, and deployment/installation.
List of Domino messaging and application portlets
- Lotus Notes View (can be configured as either an application or messaging portlet)
- Common Mail, Common Calendar (messaging portlets)
- Domino Web Access (messaging portlet)
- Domino Document Manager (application portlet)
- Lotus Document Viewer (application portlet)
The QuickPlace and Sametime portlets are also Domino application portlets, running the QuickPlace and Sametime applications.
- Lotus Notes View
The Lotus Notes View (formerly Notes and Domino) portlet allows the user to access Notes databases using a Web browser. - Messaging: the Common PIM portlets
The portal provides two Common PIM (Personal Information Management) portlets: Common Mail and Common Calendar. The Common PIM portlets allow administrators to configure them for different back-end systems and protocols. - Domino Web Access
Domino Web Access allows the user to view and work in a Notes mail database that has a Domino Web Access design, optimized for access using a Web browser. - Domino Document Manager
The Domino Document Manager (formerly Domino.Doc) portlet allows the user to perform document and file management. - Lotus Document Viewer
The Lotus Document Viewer portlet displays content from another portlet, such as Lotus Notes View or My Lotus QuickPlaces, that is on the same page of the portal. If both Lotus Notes View and My Lotus QuickPlaces are present on a page, they can use the same instance of Lotus Document Viewer to display their content.
Parent topic:
Integrating the Lotus Domino servers and portlets