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The Person of Interest Tracker uses a number of mashups to process DC city statistics.  The mashups check known actions by a person of interest against other potential incidents in the same neighborhood.  The application can be used at: http://demos3.jackbe.com/mashlets/fugitiveFinder/

Here is a link to a video of the Person of Interest Tracker as well as a link to the live application.

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A quick introduction to the Presto Enterprise Ajax Framework (EAF) plugin for Eclipse. [Read More...]

The Presto Mashup platform is all about bridging the gap between the users and the data. Presto provides Developers with the right set of tools to build these bridges in the form of APIs for Java, JavaScript, ActionScript, Flash/Flex, C# and VBA. In this article, I will walk through a sample that uses the Presto-ExtJS integration library.

Ext JS is a leading Javascript framework for building Cross-browser Rich Internet Applications. While the Presto Developer Edition APIs are open and not tied to any specific Javascript framework, we provide an integration library for Ext JS to make it easy for Ext JS developers to quickly integrate Presto in their applications.

Screenshot of the sample

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JackBe created Carpool Matchmaker Mashup to prove a simple point: We can live more responsibly.  The Matchmaker helps you find carpools that fit your personal preferences. We hope it inspires you to think and live green. 

This is a demonstration by Steve Graham, Senior Technologist in the Office of the CTO at EMC. Steve demonstrates the integration of information from the Data Center, utilizing Presto Enterprise Mashups. This is a terrific example of the use of Enterprise Mashups for the rapid integration of disparate information sources in an organization.

You can also watch the original high-resolution format at http://www.screencast.com/t/cFF7UAyPE5.

In this example I am going to show you how you can create a custom Wires action using EMML Macros.

You can think of a Macro as a normal function on any programming language, this function recieves some parameters, process them and then returns a result. Macros work in the same way as normal functions but they run on EMML.  [Read More...]