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The document provides an overview of the WSO2 Mashup Server 1.5, which allows users to create and consume web services through JavaScript mashup logic and adapters. It has features like a web service-centric model, separation of content and presentation, and support for various transports, security options, and social enterprise capabilities. The status is noted as open source and Apache licensed, with WSO2 Mashup Server 1.5.1 recently released in August 2008.

Enterprise Capabilities in the WSO 2 Mashup Server 1.5 Jonathan Marsh Director of Mashup Technologies [email_address]

WSO 2 Mashup Server Overview Downloadable server Create and consume Web services Javascript (E4X) mashup logic Adapters for HTML, RSS, email, IM, etc. Multi-user/community support features

WSO 2 Mashup Server Architecture Web Services Feeds Web Pages Data Services HTML Web Services Gadgets Files/Data Feeds Email/IM Mashup Logic

Features Web Service-centric model Separates content and presentation Recursive (network effects)‏ Broad UI palette: HTML, Email, IM, RSS, Files... Open standards & interoperability Rich metadata WSDL, REST interfaces, Javascript Stubs Try-it rich browser client

Features Rich set of Adapters (Javascript Object Model)‏ Scraping: fetch, tidy, filter, transform, iterate, cache… Feeds: Atom, RSS Files (private, shared, web-accessible)‏ Email IM Long-running mashups

Features Deployment model Simple Notepad/Virtual Directory paradigm No IDE lockin Simple editing from the admin console Migration of mashups Personal hosting Team/Enterprise hosting Internet-scale hosting

Social Enterprise Features Web-based admin console Built on WSO 2 Registry, a versioned RESTful store Web 2.0-style discovery and sharing of mashups Multiple users, search, tagging, comments, ratings New in 1.5: deploy to non-root: e.g. https://myEnterprise.com/soa/mashup

Enterprise Features: Data Services Wizard interface (zero coding)‏ Expose queries as Web service operations Relational tables Excel spreadsheets CSV files Data sources Same treatment as Javascript mashups Metadata, gadgets, stubs, templates, try-its, security configuration, comments, … Data Services Webinar Aug 26 th 9AM PDT http://wso2.com/about/news/data-services-webinar-aug-08/

Enterprise Features: Security Disable http access Per service or per server WS-Security support Username/password authentication Signing Encryption X509, Secure Conversation WSRequest support for security openWSDL(url)‏ Limited Javascript stub support

Enterprise Features: Gadgets Try-it Google gadgets Gadget templates Custom gadget support Dashboard Apache Shindig Google gadget host Per user configurable Status (beta)‏

Enterprise Features: Transports Default SOAP 1.2 SOAP 1.1 XML over HTTP (REST)‏ Optional (uncomment configuration file)‏ JMS SMTP Watch WSO 2 Oxygen Tank for How-to Articles

Status & Links Open source, Apache license WSO 2 Mashup Server 1.5.1 released Aug 8, 2008 Download: http://wso2.org/downloads/mashup Project: http://wso2.org/projects/mashup Mooshup.com mashup community site http://mooshup.com

WSO 2 SOA platform Core runtime Shared Services Libraries Server Runtimes WSO 2 Service Framework/C WSO 2 Service Framework/Java WSF/Ruby WSF/Perl WSF/PHP WSF/Java WSF/Spring WSF/JS WSO 2 Web Services Application Server WSO 2 Registry WSO 2 Enterprise Service Bus WSO 2 Data Services WSO 2 Identity Solution WSO 2 User Manager WSO 2 Mashup Server

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