Working in the Mashup Editor

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Editing Short Cuts and Tips

Automatically Generating <invoke> Statements in Mashup Editor

Adding Macro Calls Automatically in the Mashup Editor

Editing a Mashup in the Mashup Editor

Test Mashup Scripts or Macros in Mashup Editor

Publish a Mashup Script in the Mashup Editor

Since EMML is an XML language, developers can use any XML-aware editor to write mashups and macros. The Mashup Editor in MashZone NextGen Hub allows you to easily work with EMML and MashZone NextGen mashables, mashups and macros to create, edit, test and publish mashup scripts and macros.

You can use the Mashup Editor to:

Create mashups or macros using EMML. See Creating a Mashup Script with EMML, and <macro> for details.

You can also automatically generate the EMML statements needed to invoke MashZone NextGen mashable information sources, mashups and macros using Mashup Editor menus. See Automatically Generating <invoke> Statements in Mashup Editor for details.

Note:

Mashup Editor saves mashups and macros directly to the MashZone NextGen Repository. This makes mashups and macros instantly available, but can complicate common development practices such as using source control software.

Easily edit a mashup you have started in Wires and extend the mashup with EMML. View and copy the EMML code in Wires and paste it into the Mashup Editor. Then edit, as needed.

Note:

If you update the EMML code of mashups created in Wires, they can no longer be edited in Wires.

Run mashup scripts or macros to see their results or errors. See Test Mashup Scripts or Macros in Mashup Editor for instructions.

You can also review performance statistics for mashup scripts or macros to help identify potential performance problems.

View, test and copy the mashup samples provided in MashZone NextGen. See Mashup Samples for more information.

For a quick look-up of EMML syntax, see the EMML Reference. For editing tips in the Mashup Editor, see Editing Short Cuts and Tips.

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