Presto Wires

How to create a mashup using Presto Wires

Posted 08/20/2010 - 14:57 by ashitvora

 In my previous post I walked you through the steps on  [Read More...]

The App Tips Blog: Using Data Decorator to Make Your Data Pretty

Posted 08/20/2010 - 11:25 by Blythe

Every so often we find something in Presto 3.0 that is so cool and useful we want share these tips with you. These Tips aren’t a substitute for the Documentation, or the full-featured ‘How-Tos’. [Read More...]

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...]

No Preview (Green) Arrow on the blocks

Posted 07/20/2010 - 17:33 by ashokc

Hi,

I just installed Presto2.7.0 (dev) and was following the steps in

Creating a Simple Mashup in Wires

 

I dragged this CNNMoneyHeadlines.getFeed

service on to the canvas, as was asked. I do not see the Green Arrow button to click on to view the data that it was supposed to be bringing. I see a lot errors fly by on the Tomcat console though. I believe I have followed all the instructions and installed all the services/mashups and publsihed them. What am I missing? Thanks

- ashok

Http Basic Authenticaiton for rest services

Posted 07/16/2010 - 01:33 by ravi

Hi,

  I have a rest service that is protected by BasicAuth. I published the REST service following the document at http://www.jackbe.com/prestodocs/v2.7.0/prestolibrary/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?context=prestolibrary&topic=wiresGS1 . Even though i selected the Basic Authenticaiton option under "Requires Authentication" , i dont see the headers being passed due to which the request to the service is failing.

 

Appreciate a quick advise.

 

Your App destiny awaits, Presto 3.0 is here.

Posted 07/07/2010 - 12:57 by jess

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...]

Mashup Security - Drinking Wine Without the Hangover

Posted 06/09/2010 - 17:18 by csteel

 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...]

Yahoo Maps vs. Google Maps in Wires

Posted 06/09/2010 - 13:30 by glenn.adams

 Wires seems to be confused about the default map view provider it wants to use. [Read More...]

emml macro - tests OK, but no result when used in Wires

Posted 06/07/2010 - 11:27 by glenn.adams

Hi,

I've created an emml Macro based on the video tutorial, and one of the existing macros (GeoAnnotater).

The primary differences between my macro and the existing GeoAnnotater are that mine is a user type macro so it is visible in Wires, it loops over a repeating node in the input and it allows selection of the address fields.

When I test the macro using the command line technique shown in the video, Everything works fine and I get the expected lat/long results added to my input document.   [Read More...]

Learn it from THEM not ME

Posted 05/11/2010 - 20:04 by jess

Every mashup starts with an idea but why is it I only ever read about the 'killer apps'? Especially since I have conversations with community members everyday about their small feats to create apps for ad hoc situational needs. Many times these apps are created to increase productivity, reduce development time or create new insights but each time, they all start the same...with an IDEA 

So here it is, next time someone asks you, 'How would you use enterprise mashup technology in your organization?' you know where to go for ideas.  [Read More...]

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