Knowledge Base

Mashing SharePoint Web Services: Example 3

 We will expose the newly published service, Query Operation as a mashup Service. [Read More...]

Presto and XBRL

Since Presto can work with any XML document, it can also work with XBRL, the new standard coming for business reporting.  Working with XBRL is as simple as configuring the namespace properly to parse through the XML nodes.  The simple EMML script below demonstrates the extraction of a value from an XBRL document set up as a Presto REST service. [Read More...]

Filtered Financial News

Following is the list of named services with its corresponding URLs:

FinanzasElUniversal: http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/rss/finanzas.xml
NegociosElFinanciero: http://impreso.elfinanciero.com.mx/WebV4Data/RSS/NotaDia.aspx
NegociosReforma: http://www.reforma.com/rss/negocios.xml
 

Creating a List Mashlets Web Part using Presto Connector for C#: Example 2

 We follow a similar deployment procedure to Mashlet View Web part, except in this case we also have a few dependent Assemblies to deploy and we need to configure the SharePoint server to allow the Web Part to access Sharepoint Server Web Resources, see  [Read More...]

Creating a List Mashlets Web Part using Presto Connector for C#: Example 3

 Rather than applying a Full trust level we will create a custom security policy which extends the standard SharePoint WSS_Minimal trust level. [Read More...]

Mashing SharePoint RSS with Presto

 The screenshot below shows the example SharePoint Team Discussion List which we will publish in Presto as an RSS Feed. [Read More...]

Mashing SharePoint Web Services: Example 2

 Before publishing the Web Service to Presto we need to gather the following information, assuming we have a SharePoint Site named  [Read More...]

Mashing SharePoint Web Services: Example 1

Before publishing the Web Service to Presto we need to gather the following information, assuming we have a SharePoint Site named  [Read More...]

Using Custom Web Parts to publish Mashlets into SharePoint: Example 1

  • With the SharePoint Server SDK installed you should be able to create a new web part project by selecting the C# SharePoint Web Part Template, name the Project Jackbe.Samples.
  • Delete the default WebPart, WebPart1, and add a new WebPart named MashletView. Which should generate the following template class:
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