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New to Customization/Builder Details

Shailendra_Kundu

Hi All,I'm new to OpenText Livelink and i need to learn and customize Livelink interface. Can you please guide me how to use Builder/Launch Builder to use Livelink Module development Guide Tutorials excercise. Please throw light on this... If someone has got any document that created for yourself please share that to me as well.Thanks,Sailendra

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Appu_Nair

It would be extremely helpful if you can study it under the auspices of OpenText training (Howard Pell and his excellent team of instructors).Otherwise the rudimentary architecture can be understood by installing builder and its help and going through the "addressbook module".It may be severely outdated by now.For a self learner(I was one a long time back ) the challenges I see are 1)Several new pampered techniques such as intellisense,syntax highlghting etc are not there.The new oclipse plugin may have that.2)You should be prepared to understand datastructures really well as oscript relies heavily on those.3)Above all try to understand what LL does s in your mind you can trace the execution.I find it extremely helpful.A self install of livelink and builder on a personal machine is a must for the development.The good thing you will find is you will get immense help from this forum if you are stuck on something

Howard_Pell

Message from Howard Pell <hlpell@opentext.com> via eLink

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I knew I could count on you Appu J Thanks.

Hello Sailendra,

Welcome to the wonderful world of Builder programming.There is a lot of exciting stuff for you to learn. May I echo Appu’sthoughts that your first exposure to programming in Builder is to take ourBuilder Fundamentals training course? You can find the information about ithere:

http://www.opentext.com/training/coursedetails.html?id=1535

I hope to see you in one of my classes.

He is also correct in saying you will geta lot of help from the people in these discussions; however, knowing thefundamentals before you ask questions will go a long way towards helping youunderstanding the answers.

Howard

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Senior Technical Educator Liaison, SpecialProjects

Open Text Corporation

www.opentext.com

Office: (519) 888-7111 Ext. 2203

Mobile (519) 574-2248

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It would be extremely helpful if you can study it under the auspices of...		Posted by anair@alitek.com (Nair, Appu) on 2009/03/24 10:57
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It would be extremely helpful if you can study it under the auspices of OpenText training (Howard Pell and his excellent team of instructors).Otherwise the rudimentary architecture can be understood by installing builder and its help and going through the "addressbook module".It may be severely outdated by now.For a self learner(I was one a long time back ) the challenges I see are

1)Several new pampered techniques such as intellisense,syntax highlghting etc are not there.The new oclipse plugin may have that.
2)You should be prepared to understand datastructures really well as oscript relies heavily on those.
3)Above all try to understand what LL does s in your mind you can trace the execution.I find it extremely helpful.A self install of livelink and builder on a personal machine is a must for the development.

The good thing you will find is you will get immense help from this forum if you are stuck on something

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Bhupinder_Singh

Message from Bhupinder Singh <bsingh@opentext.com> via eLink

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One of the courses available for this is:

http://www.opentext.com/training/coursedetails.html?id=1535

Course code: 300 Livelink ECM - Enterprise Server Builder Fundamentals

A course outline is attached.

- Bhupinder ----------------------------------------------
Bhupinder Singh, B.Math, B.Ed.
Senior Systems Analyst, Information Technology
Open Text, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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It would be extremely helpful if you can study it under the auspices of...		Posted by anair@alitek.com (Nair, Appu) on 2009/03/24 10:57
In reply to: New to Customization/Builder Details		Posted by s.narayan.kundu@accenture.com (Kundu, Shailendra) on 2009/03/24 10:38

It would be extremely helpful if you can study it under the auspices of OpenText training (Howard Pell and his excellent team of instructors).Otherwise the rudimentary architecture can be understood by installing builder and its help and going through the "addressbook module".It may be severely outdated by now.For a self learner(I was one a long time back ) the challenges I see are

1)Several new pampered techniques such as intellisense,syntax highlghting etc are not there.The new oclipse plugin may have that.
2)You should be prepared to understand datastructures really well as oscript relies heavily on those.
3)Above all try to understand what LL does s in your mind you can trace the execution.I find it extremely helpful.A self install of livelink and builder on a personal machine is a must for the development.

The good thing you will find is you will get immense help from this forum if you are stuck on something

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Hi Appu,

I know I sound childish but cant help. I have installed Builder. But could you please let me know how I launch the builder and from where..thanks in advance.

Ashis

Kyle_Swidrovich

Hi Ashis,

The link to Builder will appear in your Start Menu of the machine where Builder was installed.

Regards,
Kyle

Appu_Nair1

If you have a working 9.7.1 livelink server and if you have installed it on that instance, then builder would

Have made a shortcut for you. BTW here are a few things that you should understand and should be followed up to the letter.

Builder needs to be installed in a copy of a livelink, never on a prod machine. If you really need it on a prod machine take all the precautions you can. You will also be unable to debug on a prod machine if people are hitting it. Also prod machines may use a EFS ,a domain account . Builder runs as you so unless you got the same service account livelink runs on( we have administrative things that prevent us from misusing that) it is almost useless at that time. I do that almost as a last resort.
You should refrain the temptation of opening a core ospace, you will get extremely unsatisfactory results and many times a unworkable instance
My builder stays with me on a small livelink vm and I take snapshots to protect my work.