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SUN NewsScreencast #Web4: Creating Mashups with jMaki - Display RSS feed in jMaki Widgets
Author: blogs.sun.com Published: 6th Jul 2008 Visited: 222 times
This mashup pulls RSS feed from a blog entry and display it in two different widgets, without any extra effort. The NetBeans IDE is used for tooling and the jMaki-enabled web application is deployed on GlassFish.
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