Today, we are announcing the GA release of our Presto Portal Add-On for Presto Version 3.2.1. The software can be obtained from our downloads page. Once you download the zip file and extract it, you will find the installation instructions in the README file. You can also visit the Release Notes and read the migration and installation instructions as well.
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Deepak Alur
1 week 3 days ago
Deepak Alur
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Deepak Alur
1 week 5 days ago
Back in November, we announced the release of Presto 3.2 and more recently we've also made the Presto 3.2.1 download available to the community. Which now brings us to the Presto Cloud Community Edition upgrade. The current Presto Cloud is still running on the older Presto Version 3.1. We will be upgrading t current Presto cloud with the latest Presto 3.2.1 release. Be sure to read about all the new Presto 3.2 upgrades so you know what new features to try. You can also check out our quick tour videos and our online documentation.Because we...
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vcaluori
2 weeks 3 days ago
July 16th - 20th are the next course offerings on Presto!!!
There are two courses:
- The Presto Power User training course is July 16 and 17. This course including ...
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iainmulcahy
2 weeks 6 days ago
Hi,
I am new to Presto. I am current evaluating the trail 3.2 version. I successfully created a Mashup service and would like to add a chart view during execution, but when I create one it does not appear. Furthermore, during creation in the Preview section the chart does not appear for DeskTop preview, but it does appear for Phone and Tablet preview. Is this a bug? If anything I would have assumed the revere to be more of an issue?
Any help appreciated!
Iain
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Deepak Alur
3 weeks 2 days ago
At JackBe we value the feedback we get from our customers on their use of Presto to develop and deploy real-time operational intelligence solutions to the business.
As we continue to enhance and improve our product offerings, it’s important to us to get your input so we focus our efforts on areas of the highest priority to you.
Please take a few minutes to complete our Product Survey which covers three areas: Technical Environment, Use of Presto and Product Satisfaction. The survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Your responses, aggregated with others, will allow us to prioritize our future development efforts. The survey will be open until May 11, 2012.
As an incentive, all survey responders will receive a $100 discount off a future Presto training class. We will email you with the promotion code once we receive your completed survey. Be sure to...Deepak Alur -
navindian
3 weeks 4 days ago
just thought of introducing a framework for charts.
hope it would have a synergy with presto.
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ramesh_venkat
4 weeks 3 days ago
Hi ,
Iam facing one problem from several days. Please help me on this.
I am unable to read JSON String.
Actually i have created one wsdl (web services) , I want to invoke that services in to my customised APP . When I am invoking the wsdl url , I am getting the json String from the webservices but i couldn't get how can i read the JSON string . If it is data base sevice i can read like record.records.
But in case of WSDL it si giving different format ,below is the code snippet .
{
"ser-root:searchEquipmentResponse":{
"xmlns:xsd":"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema",
"xmlns:ser-root":"http://xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.yy.com/wewrwrwe/WebServices/...Deepak Alur -
ccarpenter
4 weeks 3 days ago
I wanted to write a quick example to show how global variables can be used in EMML.
Let's start with the aggfeed.emml that comes packaged with Presto 3.2.1. Suppose you wanted to change all the endpoints to global variables.
It's a simple change to the EMML.
First you would use the padmin tool to import these variables in to Presto (you could also set the variables in the admin console). The xml file to store these atrributes looks like:
<AttributeExport>
<globalAttributes>
<entry>
<string>url.ajaxian</string>
<string__Array>
<string>http://ajaxian.com/index.xml</string>
</string__Array>
</entry>
<entry>
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vcaluori
4 weeks 6 days ago
May 14th - 18th are the next course offerings on Presto!!! There are two courses:
- The Presto Power User training course is May 14 and 15. This course including hands-...
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ccarpenter
5 weeks 3 days ago
Querying Presto using ExtJS 4.
Lately I've been getting a number of questions about how to retrieve results from Presto from users creating web apps using ExtJS 4. I'd like to post a series of examples that can be used as a starting point for users leveraging ExtJS.
We'll start by using the aggfeed.emml (FeedAggregationSample) that comes with the samples included with Presto 3.2.1.
Here is a simple ExtJS page that invokes the FeedAggregationSample from Presto.
The prerequisites for running this page are:
The sample page is deployed in the same container as Presto.
The 'Presto_Guest' role has been assigned to the FeedAggregationSample mashup to allow anonymous access.ccarpenter






