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Integrating JackBe with CAS

Posted 02/20/2010 - 19:30 by Manish

Hi,

I am totally new to JacBe and the first task I got is to integrate it with CAS Server. I am done with all code changes, but my application is not working.

It is going to the CAS server, authenticating the user but is not retuting from there. Browser ssays" The page isnt redirecting properly"

Is anyboy aware of this or has done this before, please help

Regards,

Manish

How about a special interest group for 'Mashups & Business Intelligence'?

Posted 01/21/2010 - 23:37 by chriswarner

 Ann All at IT Business Edge recently wrote an article titled 'BI, Mashups Are So Right for Each Other'.  I couldn't agree more!  Could we create a group on this subject?  

Presto and Essbase

Posted 01/21/2010 - 14:12 by je.martinez2

Hi,

I'm trying to publish data from essbase's cube. Does anyone know how to connect presto to essbase?

Thanks in advance.

Regards...

What is the platform used?

Posted 01/18/2010 - 16:02 by MiMi Levine

 Presto, our enterprise mashup platform, runs on XP, Vista, OSX, Solaris, and Linux

Mashup Fundamentals: Unit 6 Review

Posted 01/12/2010 - 19:34 by MiMi Levine

To help you get started building enterprise mashups, we have partnered with Fig Leaf Software to offer enterprise developers a quick overview of Presto that includes hands on exercises, example demonstrations, EMML code samples and thorough documentation. Each unit covers different topic areas. We recommend taking the training from the beginning (unit 1.1) to the end (unit 8.3) but we understand if you are only interested in a certain topic area. If you decide to jump around, please be sure to always reference Unit 1.1 to review the course outline and needed materials for that unit. [Read More...]

Mashup Fundamentals: Using Other Presto Connect APIs

Posted 01/12/2010 - 19:29 by MiMi Levine

To help you get started building enterprise mashups, we have partnered with Fig Leaf Software to offer enterprise developers a quick overview of Presto that includes hands on exercises, example demonstrations, EMML code samples and thorough documentation. Each unit covers different topic areas. We recommend taking the training from the beginning (unit 1.1) to the end (unit 8.3) but we understand if you are only interested in a certain topic area. If you decide to jump around, please be sure to always reference Unit 1.1 to review the course outline and needed materials for that unit. [Read More...]

Mashup Fundamentals: Integrating REST or SOAP Clients with Presto

Posted 01/12/2010 - 19:20 by MiMi Levine

To help you get started building enterprise mashups, we have partnered with Fig Leaf Software to offer enterprise developers a quick overview of Presto that includes hands on exercises, example demonstrations, EMML code samples and thorough documentation. Each unit covers different topic areas. We recommend taking the training from the beginning (unit 1.1) to the end (unit 8.3) but we understand if you are only interested in a certain topic area. If you decide to jump around, please be sure to always reference Unit 1.1 to review the course outline and needed materials for that unit. [Read More...]

Mashup Fundamentals: Using Presto Mashups

Posted 01/12/2010 - 19:08 by MiMi Levine

To help you get started building enterprise mashups, we have partnered with Fig Leaf Software to offer enterprise developers a quick overview of Presto that includes hands on exercises, example demonstrations, EMML code samples and thorough documentation. Each unit covers different topic areas. We recommend taking the training from the beginning (unit 1.1) to the end (unit 8.3) but we understand if you are only interested in a certain topic area. If you decide to jump around, please be sure to always reference Unit 1.1 to review the course outline and needed materials for that unit. [Read More...]

Mashup Fundamentals: Unit 4 Review

Posted 01/12/2010 - 18:54 by MiMi Levine

To help you get started building enterprise mashups, we have partnered with Fig Leaf Software to offer enterprise developers a quick overview of Presto that includes hands on exercises, example demonstrations, EMML code samples and thorough documentation. Each unit covers different topic areas. We recommend taking the training from the beginning (unit 1.1) to the end (unit 8.3) but we understand if you are only interested in a certain topic area. If you decide to jump around, please be sure to always reference Unit 1.1 to review the course outline and needed materials for that unit. [Read More...]

What BPM tools are compatible with Presto and are there any cloud based BPM?

Posted 01/04/2010 - 13:42 by Blythe

Most BPM and BPEL based systems expose the processes as WSDL services.  So we would interface at a data standards level (RSS, ATOM, REST, SOAP).  Most BPM tools use these standards today.  I recommend looking at Forrester's research on the BPM market for good cloud BPM vendors.

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