Enterprise Mashup Training Videos



We've taken our best mashup videos, as well as videos contributed by Mashup Developer Community members, and put them here. If you are new to mashups, we suggest you try the videos in the order they are presented here.  And once have a video of your own mashup and want to share it, submit it here.

Presto Cloud (Community Edition) Videos

Cloud Meets Community: Watch it Here!

Presto Fast Track Enterprise Mashups Videos

Unit 1: Introducing the Course
Unit 2: Getting Started with Presto
Unit 2-1: Introducing the Presto Platform Architecture
Unit 2-2: Connecting Presto to Services
Unit 2-3: Introducing Presto Composers
Unit 2-4: Introducing Presto Mashboard
Unit 2-5: Introducing Presto Connect APIs
Unit 2-6: Unit 2 Summary
Unit 3: Creating Mashables with Service Explorer
Unit 3-1: Introducing Service Explorer
Unit 3-2: Publishing Database Services
Unit 3-3: Publishing Syndication Feeds
Unit 3-4: Publishing REST Services
Unit 3-5: Publishing a SOAP/WSDL Service
Unit 3-6: Unit 3 Summary
Unit 4: Creating Mashups with Presto Wires
Unit 4-1: Introducing Presto Wires
Unit 4-2: Creating a Mashup in Wires
Unit 4-3: Adding Actions and Conditions to your Wires Mashup
Unit 4-4: Introducing Mashup Macros
Unit 4-5: Introducing EMML
Unit 4-6: Unit 4 Summary
Unit 5: Creating Shareables
Unit 5-1: Introducing Mashlets
Unit 5-2: Working with the Mashboard
Unit 5-3: Unit 5 Summary
Unit 6: Using Mashups
Unit 6-1: Using Presto Mashups
Unit 6-2: Using Presto Mashups in AJAX Applications
Unit 6-3: Integrating REST or SOAP Clients with Presto
Unit 6-4: Using Presto Connect for ActionScript
Unit 6-5: Using Other Presto Connect APIs
Unit 6-6: Unit 6 Summary
Unit 7: Developing Mashups with EMML
Unit 7-1: Introducing Presto Mashup Studio
Unit 7-2: Introducing EMML
Unit 7-3: Using Dynamic SQL in your Mashups
Unit 7-4: Debugging your Mashups
Unit 7-5: Using XPath Expressions
Unit 7-6: Transforming your Mashup Results
Unit 7-7: Creating Mashup Macros
Unit 7-8: Unit 7 Summary
Unit 8: Building Custom Mashlets
Unit 8-1: Introducing the Mashlet Architecture
Unit 8-2: Invoking Presto Mashups and Services
Unit 8-3: Customizing your Custom Mashlet Type
Unit 8-4: Unit 8 Summary

Presto Product Videos

Presto Introduction
Introduction to Presto
Understanding Presto Components (coming soon)
Presto Installation and Configuration
Installation Introduction
Installing and Running
Configuring Presto
Presto Repository
Managing License
Mashing in Presto Wires
Visual Mashup Composition using Wires
Creating your First Mashup in Wires
Service Virtualization - Simplify Operation
Service Virtualization - Simplify Inputs
Publishing a Mashup as a Mashlet
Creating a Custom Wires Macro
Using Built-in Mashup Actions
Using Filter (coming soon)
Using Sort (coming soon)
Using Join
Using Merge (coming soon)
Using Direct Invoke
Extract Value
Introduction to EMML
Basic EMML development
Introduction to EMML
Invoking an RSS Service
Invoking a REST Service
Invoking a WSDL Service
Filter Data and Sort Data
Construct data
Annotate Results
Assignment
Merge
Advanced EMML development with Mashup Studio
EAF Plugin for Eclipse
Mashup Perspective
Creating a Hello World Mashup (EMML)
Mashlets
Build Your First Mashlet
Get the Embed code and embed in a Web page
Mashboard Introduction
Simile Timeline Widget on a JackBe Mashlet
Presto Mashlets in a Dashboard Application
PrestoConnect APIs

PrestoConnect for Java

Presto Connectors
Presto Connector for HP SOA Systinet Overview
Presto Connector for Portals Overview
Presto Connector for Excel Overview
Presto Connector for Oracle Overview
Presto Connector for Sharepoint Overview

Mashups in Action Videos

A SharePoint Mashup of Government Spending Data
Person of Interest Tracker
Apps for Democracy Carpool Mashup
EMC Mashing the Data Center

Enterprise Integration Videos

Mashups on the iPhone
Mashups in a BEA Weblogic Portal
Mashups built with the Salesforce API

Foreign Language Videos

Demo de un Customer Lifetime Value utilizando Presto Connect for Excel
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Mashup Developer Community Videos

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