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Posted 12/03/2009 - 12:00 by ljschrenk
Can you please post some examples of using multiple Presto.OnDemand calls?
I need to require several scripts before running my main code. I tried nesting the calls but it's not working in IE. I dont' want to include the files in mashlet.json because I have no idea what the property values should be.
TIA.
Posted 09/17/2009 - 02:06 by thetribster
HOW do I get a key, I can't find an option to generate a license key.
Posted 07/15/2009 - 08:51 by chriswarner
We are always looking for Mashup Heros. And Dan, JackBe's VP of Application Platform, is at Microsoft's World Partner Conference looking for one in particular that has killer SharePoint developer/architect skills. [Read More...]







This 40-page guide has tons of code samples to connect Presto mashups to SharePoint (Moss 2007 and WSS 3) and to mashup SharePoint lists with other data sources.
Based upon our popular 10-part blog series 'A Developer's Guide to Mashups and Microsoft SharePoint', this guide makes it easy to take the code home with you! [Read More...]
Posted 05/12/2009 - 13:51 by chriswarner
The mashup scientists at JackBe are always working on the next generation of mashup software. Lately they've been focused on our visual mashup composer, Wires.
Now they are just about ready to reveal the results of their hard work. Wires 2.7 is coming and you can nominate yourself for the early-access beta program.
Do you want to try out the new Wires before everyone else? Once you read about all the good stuff in Wires 2.7, I bet you will. [Read More...]






Posted 04/29/2009 - 12:04 by polly
Receiving following error message when debugging an EMML. ( w/ Presto 2.6.1, Studio 2.6.1 - in embedded mode ) [Read More...]
Posted 04/02/2009 - 06:41 by polly
Does anyone know how to convert a comma-delimited string to XML?
I saw a post on the last step - the actual conversion, but I'm looking for the iteration mechanism too I guess.
The example:
foo1,foo2,foo3
Desired result:
<xml><item>foo1<item><item>foo2<item><item>foo3<item></xml>
Any help from the Community is appreciated.
Posted 04/01/2009 - 12:04 by polly
This seems to work for me, so I wanted to share. I use Presto on OS X (Tiger actually). And got tired of opening Terminal, starting Hypersonic database, then starting Presto.
So I used launchd
a start-up program is OS X to start processes at log in. You need to create plist's - I created one for Hypersonic, one for Presto. See the launchd apple site above for examples, and more info.
It seems to work ok.
Posted 03/28/2009 - 15:56 by polly
Posted 03/24/2009 - 20:42 by polly
I am looking for help with web clipping.
I have a URL that has a search box, and once the search box is submitted, results are returned.
The URL does not take parameters, even after the results are returned, it's just blablabla.aspx.
Is there a way to submit parameters with the directinvoke to get the resulting page which can be clipped?
Thanks much