Creating, Testing, Saving and Publishing Mashups

To define mashups and make them available to other users

1. Start a mashup script in Mashup Editor or with any XML editor. See Creating a Mashup Script with EMML for instructions.

Use EMMLstatements to get information from sources and work with that information toproduce the final data you are intersted in. See Creating a Mashup Script with EMMLfor information and links to the basic EMMLstatements and techniques for mashups.

For more advanced mashup techniques, see Advanced Mashup Techniques.

2. Test or debug your script and update it as needed until you are satisfied with the results for all of its operations. See Test Mashup Scripts or Macros in Mashup Editor or Testing Mashup Scripts from the Command Line for instructions.

3. Once the script is working correctly, publish it as a mashup in MashZone NextGen. See Publish a Mashup Script in the Mashup Editor or Publishing Mashup Scripts from a Command Line for instructions.

You can also update your mashup scripts once they are published (only the owner or MashZone NextGen administrators may update a mashup). Change the script as needed and republish the script using the same credentials you originally used to publish it. Or see Updating Mashup Scripts from the Command Line for instructions.