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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center JavaScript API with widgets. Resizing widgets
Here is some sample code to help you use the set of Mashup Center JavaScript APIs to resize widgets: var es ... |
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The following topics provide descriptions and examples of how to use the Mashup Center JavaScript Enabler API: Working with pages
Working with spaces
Working with widgets
Working with users, groups, and access control
Working with the user palette
Working with asynchronous operations For details ... |
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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center JavaScript API with deferred objects. Certain operations of the JavaScript Enabler API involve handling HTTP requests. Deferred objects allow to synchronously and asynchronously handle such operations. For such handling, deferred ... |
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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center 2.0 JavaScript API with the user palette model. ==Working with the user palette==
The user palette contains all the widgets you can use to create mashups. The widgets in the palette are grouped within categories, e.g. 'favorites' or ... |
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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center 2.0 JavaScript API with the users and groups and access models. Working with users and groups
Users and groups are used to control access to certain resources. Users and groups are exposed by the user model. br Note: Users and ... |
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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center 2.0 JavaScript API with the space model. ==Working with spaces==
Spaces can be considered composite applications. They are a collection of pages with a tree structure. Each of these pages may contain widgets, which may in turn be ... |
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This article provides examples of how to use the Mashup Center JavaScript API with the navigation, shared navigation, and layout models. br The navigation model
The navigation model exposes the page topology and properties. It allows you to modify the topology as well as obtain and modify ... |
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IBM Mashup Center comes with a data mashup editor that you can use to combine and transform XML from multiple sources. The data mashup editor is easy to use, but in some scenarios you may find that it is more efficient to use XSLT to perform your XML transforms. So that you can learn how to get ... |
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Contents: a href"mhapiwikiMashupCenter20"MashupHub API Reference : Mashup Center 2.0a The format for iWidget plugin entries in the widgets collection is the following: entry author name InfoSphere MashupHub Search Feedname
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Contents: MashupHub API Reference : Mashup Center 2.0 Plug-ins can be developed using any Java development environment. MashupHub provides a Java Archive (JAR), } that contains all the interfaces and classes needed to compile a plug-in ... |
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Contents: a href"mhapiwikiMashupCenter20"MashupHub API Reference : Mashup Center 2.0a The format for the generic widget plugin entries in the widget collection is the following: entry author name InfoSphere MashupHub Search Feedname
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title type"text"Hello ... |
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Contents: a href"mhapiwikiMashupCenter20"MashupHub API Reference : Mashup Center 2.0a h2 Extension component h2
package com.ibm.mashuphub.plugin.hellodemo; import com.ibm.mashuphub.core.extension.GeneratorException; import com.ibm.mashuphub.core.extension.BaseGenerator; import ... |