The Dev Zones are intended for those who don't just wanna 'mash', but want to connect their mashups with a specific technology. Like Java or Ajax? Got Oracle or Salesforce.com? Working on an SOA effort, maybe using HP Systiner? The Dev Zones are quick roadmaps to the demos, videos, code samples, forums, Q&A and blogs that are about your subject.
Current Zones include:
* Mashups & SOA
* Mashups & Portals
* Mashups & Oracle
* Mashups & Ajax/RIA
* Mashups & Java
* Mashups & Sharepoint
Some of the Zones that are coming soon include:
* Mashups & Business Intelligence
* Mashups & Salesforce.com
* Mashups & SAP
* Mashups & Silverlight
* Mashups & Flex
If you don't see a Zone for your area of interest, send us a note (communitymanagers@jackbe.com) and we'll get one started for you! The complete running list of content for ALL Dev Zones is below.
Presto Developer Edition - Version 2.7.0
This page outlines the 2 options you have to mash with Presto. We have a Presto Download Developer Edition and we have the Presto Cloud (Community Edition). [Read More...]
Have you created a mashup?
Posted 08/28/2008 - 14:49 by admin
Welcome to the Mashup Developer Community
License FAQ
JackBe's Presto Starter Edition includes a 3-user developer-ready license that allows you to test Presto in a non-production environment per the terms described in the Starter Edition License found here. [Read More...]
Using Mashups to Enhance Your SOA (and Vice Versa)
Posted 09/03/2008 - 17:55 by chriswarner
We've just published a couple of articles in SOA Magazine and SOA World Magazine that greatly expand on the synergy between enterprise mashups and SOA. It's quite a list! [Read More...]
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Is there a sample mashup/mashlet included with the Presto Developer Edition 2.5?
Posted 09/04/2008 - 10:43 by chriswarner
Yes, we included a few examples as part of the documentation for under the section that describes the Eclipse plug-in, Mashup Studio. Look for 'Mashup Examples and Samples Project' at the bottom of the page.
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What do I do if I find a typo or mistake in the documentation? Is there a place to post this kind of feedback in the forums?
Posted 09/04/2008 - 10:44 by chriswarner
We love this kind of feedback and we've created the 'Feedback' forum for this very purpose: http://www.jackbe.com/enterprise-mashup/forum/feedback.
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JackBe/Capgemini webcast on 10/09/08
Posted 09/04/2008 - 15:00 by chriswarner
This was a great interactive discussion on the major shift taking place in both business focus and technology architectures as Enterprise 2.0 continues to catalyze change in business models. Capgemini’s Global CTO Andy Mulholland, author of 'Mashup Corporations', and JackBe's own Chor-Ching Fan walked through the strategic implications that mashups bring to the enterprise. you can get the presentation from the event at http://www.jackbe.com/resources/casts.php#webcasts.
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JackBe/Backbase webcast on 09/17/08
Posted 09/04/2008 - 15:25 by chriswarner
Here's the abstract for the webcast: 'Leading enterprises are seeking more and more real-time dashboards to drive everything from better sales performance to improved customer satisfaction. Join JackBe and BackBase as they cover the latest trends in personal dashboards that combine the power of data mashups with the beauty of Ajax live cam chat user interfaces.' [Read More...]
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Developer Documentation
Posted 09/04/2008 - 17:31 by admin
The Developer Documentation includes overviews, tutorials, help for all Presto applications and connectors, development guides and API reference information. If you can't find it here, hit the forums (http://www.jackbe.com/enterprise-mashup/forum) and tell us so!
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Administration Documentation
Posted 09/04/2008 - 17:32 by admin
The Administration Documentation section includes installation, deployment and administration instructions for Presto.
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Installation Guide
Posted 09/04/2008 - 17:34 by admin
The Presto Installation Guide you can use for installing and configuring the Presto Developer Edition.
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Release Notes
Posted 09/04/2008 - 20:29 by chriswarner
All the nitty-gritty additions, updates, and fixes.
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Presto Competitive Intelligence Dashboard
Posted 09/10/2008 - 12:13 by chriswarner
The 'Presto Competitive Intelligence' dashboard provides the ability to quickly and effectively analyze your company’s current market position against shifting competition.
Presto Developer Edition 2.5 arrives on 10/21/08
Posted 09/10/2008 - 13:48 by chriswarner
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What is your favorite widget technology?
Posted 09/10/2008 - 14:11 by chriswarner
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JackBe at SD Best Practices in Boston on 10/28/08
Posted 09/10/2008 - 16:55 by chriswarner
JackBe's CTO, John Crupi, will provide a practical roadmap for SOA architects in preparation for enterprise mashups. Topics will include: What an Enterprise Mashup is and why an SOA architect should care? How to plan for an implementation of SOA-driven Enterprise Mashups? And practical examples of SOA-driven Enterprise Mashups. Register for the conference at http://sdbestpractices.com/index.php.
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Mashups'08 at ICSOC in Sydney, Australia on 12/01/08
Posted 09/10/2008 - 17:17 by chriswarner
Mashups'08 is a full-day workshop within the ICSOC (6th International Conference on Service Oriented Computing, http://www.icsoc.org/). According to the conference guide, 'Mashups'08 will be comprised of invited presentations, paper presentations (including demos, if applicable), social event with demos, and an active online community forum and discussions using workshop's blog and IBM Web Highlights on IBM alphaWorksDetails'. JackBe won't be there but if you go make sure you give us your thoughts! Details at http://icsoc-mashups.org/.
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Mashup Code Sample - EMML Hello World
Posted 09/16/2008 - 12:56 by admin
This is a great beginner's example of EMML (Presto's Enterprise Mashup Markup Language). [Read More...]
Community Guidelines
The goal of the Mashup Developer Community is to empower our members to build and grow successful enterprise mashup solutions in their organizations. We hope you enjoy visiting the community, return often, and become an active member and frequent contributor.
Please interact with other users accordingly and conduct yourself as you would in any professional setting. The Mashup Developer Community guidelines are here to: 1) help you become a valuable contributor to the community, 2) explain what kind of conduct to avoid, and 3) make sure the community is enjoyable for - and respectful of - all our users. We expect everyone to abide and follow these guidelines. [Read More...]
Terms of Use for Presto Developer Edition
Posted 09/22/2008 - 09:24 by chriswarner
The Terms of Use for JackBe's Presto Developer Edition are available here. The Terms of Use for JackBe's Mashup Developer Community are simple: When in the Community, PLAY NICE. Any questions about these terms can be directed to communitymanagers@jackbe.com. [Last updated September 22, 2008, at 9:20am EST.]
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Mashup Code Sample - Integrated Session Support in EMML
Posted 09/25/2008 - 12:12 by danmalks
EMML has integrated session support. You can define a variable that references a session:
<variable name="session.key1" type="string"></variable>
You can then assign a literal value to the session variable:
<assign literal="mystuff" outputvariable="session.key1"></assign>
Try it!
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Mashup Code Sample - Mashup that invokes an Excel Service
Posted 09/27/2008 - 13:09 by igo
Using the Presto Connector for Excel, you can publish Excel spreadsheets as a service into the Presto Mashup Server. This EMML code creates a mashup that calls a service published with the Excel Connector: [Read More...]
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Mashup Code Sample - Mashup to convert a zipcode into Lat/Long data via a REST service
Posted 09/29/2008 - 22:56 by igo
Have you ever wanted to translate zip codes to Lat/Long to display in Google Maps? Here's the example to do it! [Don’t forget that this code requires a REST service in Presto named "geonames": http://ws.geonames.org/postalCodeSearch?postalcode=06700&country=MX.] [Read More...]
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