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Home > Tutorials > Tutorial: Using the catalog, generating feeds, and creating data mashups : Mashup Center 2.0
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Tutorial: Using the catalog, generating feeds, and creating data mashups : Mashup Center 2.0 

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This Mashup Center tutorial contains a series of step-by-step lessons that help you understand the capabilities and functionality of Mashup Center. As you proceed through the tutorial, you will solve a hypothetical business problem using the tools available in Mashup Center. This tutorial focuses on the catalog, generating feeds, and creating data mashups.

This tutorial is available in the Mashup Center product. Go to the Getting Started section in the Mashup Center catalog and click Tutorials. You can also access this tutorial from the Mashup Center information center.



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Tutorials, Developing, Creating Feeds,
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feeds, catalog, data mashup, 2.0

This Version: Version 4 March 30, 2010 12:26:31 PM by Deanna Drschiwiski  IBMer

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