The document discusses IBM Notes Browser Plug-in which allows Notes applications to run unmodified in a web browser. The plug-in is installed either standalone or with Notes Client. It provides access to custom applications via browser bookmarks or Notes URLs. New features in version 9.0.1 include Microsoft Windows support, mail template application support, and IBM SmartCloud support. The demo shows a Notes application running inside the browser plug-in similarly to the Notes client and integration with iNotes.
The document discusses IBM Notes Browser Plug-in which allows Notes applications to run unmodified in a web browser. The plug-in is installed either standalone or with Notes Client. It provides access to custom applications via browser bookmarks or Notes URLs. New features in version 9.0.1 include Microsoft Windows support, mail template application support, and IBM SmartCloud support. The demo shows a Notes application running inside the browser plug-in similarly to the Notes client and integration with iNotes.
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The document discusses the goals and functionality of IBM Notes Browser Plug-in, which allows IBM Notes applications to run within a web browser without any modifications, providing seamless access to existing Notes/Domino applications and exposing relevant Notes Client functionality in the browser. It also covers how to customize the Notes Browser Plug-in user interface through the creation of browser extensions.
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At IBM ConnectED last January, speaker Martin Garrels, from GAD eG, presented how GAD and IBM created an innovative solution enabling the IBM Notes Browser Plug-in to work in a fully integrated browser-based workplace. GAD is moving its workplace to a web-based cloud solution, using the power of iNotes, XPages, Connections, WebSphere Portal and the IBM Notes Browser Plug-in. With an IBM Domino infrastructure of about 1900 servers and 65,000 users in a multi-domain environment, GAD serves about 10,000 custom applications. Many applications are web-enabled with XPages technology, but a lot more are legacy applications, which are still in use. To put them in a browser context, the GAD and IBM team overcame many challenges.
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This document discusses techniques for optimizing the performance of HTML5 games on mobile devices. It begins with an overview of HTML5 game architecture and the WebKit rendering process. It then analyzes sources of performance issues, such as painting size and DOM complexity. The document recommends several optimization techniques, including DOM/canvas hybrid rendering, static object pooling, smart repainting of invalidated areas only, and minimizing source image scaling. Case studies demonstrating these techniques for real games are also presented.