[Also posted on the mooshup blog.  10/29: Updated links.]

Following up on last week’s screencast, the second in the series is also live now.

This episode shows a simple but fairly realistic scenario for the WSO2 Mashup Server, analyzing a web page using Firefox/Firebug, creating a service to scrape information out of the page, and expose it as a service.  Including a little live debugging!  Also looking a little deeper into the type annotations and their effect on the generated WSDL.  Hope you enjoy it!

For best results (when you have more bandwidth) view the screen cast in it’s original size and quality here or click below.

If you’re bandwidth is constrained and you’re willing to put up with some blurriness, a smaller version has been posted on YouTube here.

[Also posted on the mooshup.com blog.  10/29 Updated links.]

Last week we launched the first in a series of screencasts I created, showing how to get started on the WSO2 Mashup Server, and then jumping in to some fairly realistic scenarios for building a powerful mashup.

Screencast #1 is the very basics – building a Hello World service using nothing more than the WSO2 Mashup Server and Notepad.

For best results (when you have more bandwidth) view the screen cast in it’s original size and quality here or click below.

If you’re bandwidth is constrained and you’re willing to put up with some blurriness, a smaller version has been posted on YouTube here.