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Test LOT-410: Exam Objectives and TLCC Course Topic Mapping


The following table maps the objectives published by IBM for the Test LOT-410: IBM Notes and Domino 9.0 Social Edition Application Development A (first column) to the modules and lessons in the TLCC courses below. Use this page to help prepare for taking this exam. The 410 exam is the second of two exams required to be certified by IBM as an IBM Certified Application Developer - Notes and Domino 9.0.

The TLCC course codes used in the table and their course titles are:
ND9AD1 - Notes Domino 9 Application Development 1
ND9AD2 - Notes Domino 9 Application Development 2
ND9XPG1 - XPages Development 1 for Notes and Domino 9.0
ND9MOBL - Mobile XPages Development 9.0
ND9XRAD - Rapid XPages Development
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Exam ObjectiveCourse
Module
Lesson
Extension Library
a. Use tree nodes and navigator controls
ND9XRAD
6
Navigation Controls (complete module)
b. Work with the Application Layout Control
ND9XRAD
7
Application Layout and Design Strategies (complete module)
c. Work with the Data View Control
ND9XRAD
5
Data View Control (complete module)
d. Work with the Dialog Controls
ND9XRAD
4
4
4
Tooltip control
Dialog control
Tooltip Dialog control
e. Work with the Dynamic Content Controls
ND9XRAD
2
2
Dynamic Content control
Switch control
f. Work with the Dynamic View Panel Control
ND9XRAD
2
6
Dynamic View Panel control
Tree Nodes
g. Work with the Form Table Control
ND9XRAD
2
Form Table control
h. Work with the In-Place Form Control
ND9XRAD
4
In Place Form control
i. Work with the Rest Service Control
ND9XPG1
9
Displaying a Domino View in a Dojo Data Grid
j. Work with the Mobile Controls
ND9MOBL
1
2
3
5
6
6
Enable an Application for Mobile XPages Development
Mobile Controls and Application Layout (complete module)
Displaying Domino Views and Documents (complete module)
Toggle Switch
Sending Email and SMS Text Messages
HTML5 Input Types
k. Use the Dojo Form Input Controls and Effects
ND9XRAD
3
3
Dojo Text Box and Text Area controls
Dojo Validation Text Box control
Programming
a. Create and update calendar events with the Calendar Classes
ND9XPG1
10
Calendar API
b. Sending mail messagesND9AD1
9
Using Simple Actions for Agents
ND9XPG1
10
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
c. Understand base syntax of Formula Language
ND9AD1
6
7
Notes Formula Language (complete module)
@Commands
d. Understand the Java Domino classes
ND9XPG1
10
9
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
Running Agents from Server-side JavaScript
e. Understand server-side JavaScript Domino classes
ND9XPG1
6
6
10
Server-side JavaScript
Domino Classes
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
f. Understand base syntax of IBM LotusScript
ND9XPG1
10
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
g. Understand compute with form
ND9XPG1
4
4
7
10
Domino Design Elements and XPages
Validation on an XPage
Domino Form Events and XPages
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
h. Understand data types
ND9XPG1
10
LotusScript and the Domino Classes
i. Understand DXL
ND9XPG1
10
DXL (Domino XML)
j. Understand Java Heap
ND9XPG1
10
Understand Java Heap
k. Understand thread safety
ND9XPG1
10
Thread Safety and Running Agents Concurrently
l. Use scoped variables
ND9XPG1
6
Server-side JavaScript
m. Use URL commands for web applications
ND9XPG1
10
Domino URL Syntax and Commands
n. Utilize HTML and attributes
ND9XPG1
10
Working with Pass-Thru HTML
o. Work with @CommandsND9AD1
7
8
@Commands
View Actions
ND9AD2
7
Identify the Folders a Document Resides In
ND9XPG1
10
Other @Functions and @Commands
p. Work with @FunctionsND9AD1
6
Notes Formula Language (complete module)
ND9AD2
2
List Concatenation
ND9XPG1
10
Other @Functions and @Commands
q. Work with MIME entities
ND9XPG1
10
NotesMIMEEntity Class
XPages
a. Work with custom controlsND9XPG1
8
Building Custom Controls (complete module)
ND9XRAD
1
2
7
Let's Review: Libraries, Namespaces, Facets and Keys
Switch control
Designing an Application Layout in a Custom Control
b. Define data sources and data bindingND9XPG1
2
2
Data Sources and Data Bindings
Using the Data Palette to Bind Data
ND9XRAD
5
Other Techniques using the Data View
c. Design an XPage
ND9XPG1
1
2
2
2
4
4
XPages in the Notes Client
Creating an XPage
Data Sources and Data Binding
Using the Data Palette to Bind Data
Display a Domino Document on an XPage
Display a Domino View on an XPage
d. Work with XPages Source Editor
ND9XPG1
1
1
2
What are XPages?
Compiling XPage Source Code
Creating an XPage
e. Include resources on an XPage
ND9XPG1
5
6
9
Using Style Sheets
Script Libraries
Adding Meta Tag Data to an XPage
f. Work with multiple data sources in XPages and custom controls
ND9XPG1
2
9
Data Sources and Data Bindings
Passing a Data Source as a Property to a Custom Control
g. Run an existing agent and Web Query Save Agents from an XPage
ND9XPG1
9
Running Agents from Server-side JavaScript
h. Understand control properties
ND9XPG1
2
6
8
8
Properties
Script Libraries
Creating Custom Controls
Using Custom Control Properties on an XPage
i. Understand editable areas and facetsND9XPG1
8
Building Custom Controls (complete module)
ND9XRAD
2
Let's Review: Libraries, Namespaces, Facets and Keys
j. Understand JSF lifecycle
ND9XPG1
9
JSF Lifecycle
k. Understand Partial Refresh
ND9XPG1
2
6
Events
AJAX Features in XPages
l. Use core and container controls
ND9XPG1
2
3
7
Data Sources and Data Bindings
XPage Controls (complete module)
Repeat Controls
m. Use the All Properties on any controlND9XPG1
2
3
7
Properties
Container Controls
Using the ACL Property to control access to XPages and Panels
ND9MOBL
5
6
Providing "Field Hints" in a Mobile Application
HTML5 Input Types
n. Validate an XPage and error message controls
ND9XPG1
3
4
Error Display Controls
Validation on an XPage
o. Work with event handlers in XPages
ND9XPG1
2
2
9
9
Events
Simple Actions
JSF Lifecycle
Coding the onComplete for an eventHandler
p. Work with expression language
ND9XPG1
6
6
Client-side JavaScript
Server-side JavaScript
q. Work with server-side XPages global objects and classesND9XPG1
6
Server-side JavaScript
ND9MOBL
6
Redirect Rules and the Cross Over Design Pattern
r. Work with the XSP client-side objectND9XPG1
9
XSP Client-side JavaScript Object
ND9XRAD
2
4
6
6
7
Dynamic Content control
Dialog control
Tree Nodes
Pop-up Menu control
Application Layout Design Framework
s. Work with XPiNCND9XPG1
1
XPages in the Notes Client
ND9XRAD
5
Details, Details ... and Repeat!
t. Work with the XPage application configuration files
ND9XPG1
9
XPages Configuration File Format
u. Implement a Managed Bean
ND9XPG1
9
Implement a Managed Bean