Welcome to IBM Mashup Center 1.1 Product Documentation. This is new documentation in support of the 1.1 release. It includes clustering and administering information that was unavailable in version 1.0, as well as new widgets available in version 1.1. For additional 1.x information, including ...

The Timeline widget displays a set of chronological events in a timeline. The event data can come from another widget on the mashup page, an Atom or RSS feed, or a file that contains data in comma-sep

The IBM InfoSphere MashupHub Application Programming Interface (API) provides services for using the catalog and adding plugin extensions to the MashupHub server.

The Chart widget displays data in a bar, pie, or line chart. The Chart widget can receive and display data in either XML or comma-separated value (CSV) format. You can configure the Chart widget in many ways. For example, you can add titles both above and below the chart and change the style. You ...

This article describes how to upgrade and migrate data to IBM Mashup Center 1.1 from either IBM Mashup Center 1.0. or 1.0.0.1. What's New General upgrade instructions Cluster configurations Installing the fixpack for 1.0.0.1 Installing the fixpack for 1.1 Migrating data Troubleshooting <a ...

When you configure Oracle for IBM Mashup Center, you must configure it for both IBM InfoSphere MashupHub and Lotus Mashups. This topic covers only the configuration steps for Lotus Mashups in a Windows environment. To configure Oracle for MashupHub, see the IBM InfoSphere MashupHub User and ...

This topic describes how to set up a cluster configuration for IBM Mashup Center using two or more server nodes and a WebSphere Application Server (WAS) Deployment Manager server. IBM Mashup Center is comprised of IBM Lotus Mashups and IBM InfoSphere MashupHub. Do the following steps:   Step ...

Lotus Mashups ships with the following two default themes: defaultThemeand defaultThemeColumnar. Each theme contains several skins. Themes provide the navigation, appearance, and layout of the mashup page, including colors, fonts, and images that surround the widgets on the page. Skins define the ...

Web site developers, bloggers, forum contributors, and anyone who works with Web pages are most likely already very familiar with the concept of embedding pieces of code into HTML source code. These days, you can find a number of things to embed in pages, including YouTube videos, animations, and ...

The OpenStreetMap widget displays street and map information for a selected location. Typically, the data source for the map is a feed that you pull from a Web site or one that you create in the catalog. If the feed is one you create in the catalog, you can either copy the URL from the feed and ...

The URL Customizer widget allows you to create dynamic URLs with customized parameters. The base URL can be any URL with parameters such as a parameterized feed URL from the catalog or a parameterized URL on the Web, and the parameter values can then come from an event that is passed from another ...

The Action Timer widget allows you to set up a timer that controls the frequency that an event gets passed to another widget in milliseconds. Each time an event gets passed, the counter increases by one. You can wire the Action Timer widget to another widget on the page to trigger repeatable ...

The Slide Show widget displays a set of images as a slide show. Users can advance the slides automatically or manually, skip to specific images, and select whether or not to display bubble descriptions. The images that you include in the slide show can originate from another widget on the mashup ...

The Web Site Displayer widget displays a Web site. You can either configure the Web Site Displayer widget to display a particular Web site by specifying a fully qualified URL, or you can wire the Web Site Displayer widget to receive a URL from another widget on the page. ...

The Sametime widget allows users to log into IBM Lotus Sametime Connect and chat with their contacts without having to open the application outside of the mashup page. Note: Use only one Sametime widget at a time on a single mashup page. If you add a second Sametime widget to the page, when users ...

The Regular Expression widget receives data from another widget, runs a regular expression on the data to find and replace one or more characters, and then publishes the converted data for other widgets to use. NOTE: For more information about regular expressions, see this cheat sheet. Note that ...

The Portal widget displays a portal page from a specified IBM WebSphere Portal URL. When users first access the widget in the mashup application, they have to log in with their credentials to display the page. Configuration tips When configuring ...

The JavaScript Adapter widget transforms event data (also called a payload) from one widget to a different value or type and then republishes the data to another widget on the page. This is useful when the event data from one widget does not match the event data from another widget, preventing you ...

The Image widget displays an image that is uploaded from a URL. Configuration tips When uploading an image from a URL, and you think the URL may change, you may want to save the image to the Lotus Mashups server and upload it from there. This ...

The HTML Markup widget displays a Web page based on HTML code typed or pasted into an editor. Unlike the Web Site Displayer widget that displays a Web page from a remote URL, the HTML Markup widget displays a Web page that is sourced directly in the widget configuration settings. ...

The Feed Reader widget receives a feed URL from another widget on the page and displays the content generated from the feed. The Feed Reader widget can also send the URL of the item that users click in the feed content to another widget. The Feed Reader widget displays content from RSS and Atom ...

The Event Explorer widget displays event data published by a different widget on the page. The Event Explorer widget has to be wired to the other widget to display event data. When you are working with widgets, sometimes you may want to see a glimpse of the data that is being passed from a ...

The Data Editor widget uses common operations such as sort, filter, and limit to transform content received from one widget into outgoing content to be sent to a second widget. Using the Data Editor widget, you can send only the content you need in a format that can be consumed by other ...

The Data Viewer widget organizes and displays content in a table. It can display data from an Atom feed from IBM InfoSphere MashupHub or from a file that contains data in comma-separated value (CSV) format. You can wire the Data Viewer widget to send content to other widgets in your mashup, or you ...

The Customer List widget is a sample Data Viewer widget that is configured with a URL that points to a feed in the catalog. The feed data is a sample of the type of data you may find in a veterinary office. It contains customer names, addresses, zip codes, contact information, pet breeds and ...