WSO2 Mashup Server v 1.5.1 Features

Feature	Description
Hosting of mashup services written using JavaScript with E4X XML extension	Simple file based deployment model enables you to use a text editor or IDE of your choice to develop and maintain mashups.
JavaScript annotations to configure the deployed services	Service documentation, life cycle, operation visibility and RESTful access can be specified using annotations Data type annotations improve service metadata.
Auto generation of metadata and runtime resources for the deployed mashups	JavaScript stubs that simplify client access to the mashup service Code templates for developing rich HTML or Google Gadget interfaces TryIt functionality to invoke the mashup service through a web browser WSDL 1.1/WSDL 2.0/XSD documents to describe the mashup service API documentation
Ability to bundle a custom user interface for the mashups	The mashup can be managed and shared as a single entity consisting of the service, HTML user interface and Google gadget.
Many useful Javascript Host objects that can be used when writing mashups	WSRequest: invoke Web services from the mashup services File: File storage/manipulation functionality System: Set of system specific utility functions Session: Ability to share objects across different service invocations Scraper: Extract data from HTML pages and present in XML format APPClient: Atom Publishing Protocol client to retrieve/publish Atom feeds with APP servers Feed: A generic set of host objects to transparently read Atom and RSS feeds Request: Ability get information regarding a request received IM: Send instant messages from mashups. Email: Send out e-mail from mashups.
Support for recurring and longer-running tasks	Enables scheduling of tasks and activities such as periodical retrieval of data from sources, alerts and polling.
Support for service lifecycles	Allows initialization and any other time consuming tasks to be performed in advance, optimizing service operations.
Ability to secure hosted mashups using a set of commonly used security scenarios	Simple interface for key management Apply a common security scenario to a service with a single click
Management console to easily manage the mashups	Start, Stop, Restart, Edit and Delete Mashups via a simple interface Manage users, their privileges and self registrations. Build a community around your SOA, with users tagging, rating and commenting on services
Simple sharing of deployed mashups with other WSO2 Mashup Servers	Create and test mashups on local WSO2 Mashup Server instances, then share to a team, the enterprise or a web based community.
Multiple authentication options	CardSpace and OpenID authentication are supported along with the common user name/token based mechanism with each user being free to chose one or more of these options.
Mashup sharing community portal (http://mooshup.com) to share and host your mashups	Users can view samples, tag, rate or comment on useful Mashups and submit their own creations to the community. Find and use services published by others and contribute your own instead of building everything from scratch

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