Presto Mashup Server

The App Tips Blog: Keep It Fresh with Auto Refresh

Every so often we find something in Presto 3.0 that is so cool and useful we want to share these tips with you. [Read More...]

In respose to @dlemen: Is enterprise mashup just the new term for Portal?

Posted 08/19/2010 - 16:32 by deepak.alur

Here was an interesting question on twitter today from @dlemen:

I'm slow, I know, but is "enterprise mashup" just the new term for "portal?"

I think this is a good question and a common one for mashup newbies. [Read More...]

KML file import

Posted 08/16/2010 - 13:24 by adiaz@alumni.ufl.edu

Presto Version: Presto 3.0

What is the proper way to upload KML files the will overlay on google or bing maps? After uplaoding a KML file I try to create a view of the data with google maps only a blank canvous is shown on the map display.

Presto 3.0 Cloud Edition FAQ

Posted 08/11/2010 - 16:16 by jess

Presto Version: Presto 3.0

Presto 3.0 Cloud Edition FAQ

Version 3.1, Last Updated August 5, 2010
Questions or comments? Email JackBe

Are you ready to find, use, make, and share Mashups and Apps?  We’ve made it wicked easy: the Presto 3.0 Cloud Edition.  Here’s what you need to know to get started:  [Read More...]

IE8 grossly incompatible with something - probably Ext

Posted 07/14/2010 - 18:04 by glenn.adams

I have created some mashlets based on the samples for inter-mashlet communication. This uses ServiceStore to load data into a GridPanel. Everything is working as expected in Firefox, Safari, Opera and Chrome. IE is a dismal failure. 1) Clicking a grid row in IE causes 2 rowclick events to fire. Both events have the same target. [Read More...]

mashlet event subscriptions - can't add or remove "eventSubscriptions"

Posted 07/14/2010 - 16:56 by glenn.adams

OK, I'm perplexed. Hopefully someone can explain what I'm seeing here in Presto Developer Edition...

Short Version: I have a custom mashlet that is subscribed to an event and responds correctly. I want to ADD an additional event to this mashlet, or CHANGE the event it responds to. So far, no matter how I have edited mashlets.json, the mashlet insists on staying subscribed to the one event I originally set it up for.

What do I have to do to change the event subscriptions? [Read More...]

Your App destiny awaits, Presto 3.0 is here.

Today is an exciting day for all of us. We have launched the 3.0 version of Presto. With this release, our Enterprise Mashup Platform enables you to create mashup-driven Apps and share them in your own internal Enterprise App Store. Presto 3.0 accelerates the ability for tech-savvy business users to create, use and share the Apps they need while also letting IT maintain security and governance over enterprise data assets.  [Read More...]

Error creating the PrestoClientApplication - '0.id' is null or not an object

Posted 06/30/2010 - 15:29 by PeterThaggard

I installed Presto, started the repository, started the mashup server, entered my license key, and then logged in.  I get an error dialog that says "Error creating the PrestoClientApplication - '0.id' is null or not an object".

 

This is under IE8, the only browser allowed by my employer.

What does this error mean?

 

MS SQL Server JDBC - doesn't recognize nvarchar columns in source when Publishing Database Service

Posted 06/16/2010 - 17:29 by glenn.adams

So I just installed the JDBC Driver for MS SQL Server.  Relatively straight forward to get Presto hooked up with a new Driver and DataSource.  Now I want to publish a Database Service using an existing database and add a custom Finder as shown in the Training Video ( http://www.jackbe.com/enterprise-mashup/videos/mashup-fundamentals-unit-3-2 ) .

Click the "DB" button in Service Explorer to create a new Database Service

Select the Datasource I created above

Select the 'dbo' schema - I see a tabbed list of Tables, Views and Procedures [Read More...]

Mashup Security - Drinking Wine Without the Hangover

 I’m an architect and application layer security guy specializing in enterprise application development. After 20 years in the software security industry, you start to see a lot of the “same old wine in a shiny new bottle”, as my friend and co-author of “Core Security Patterns”, Ramesh Nagappan puts it. [Read More...]

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