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Open Standards for Online Office Mashups
A set of open standards have been developed to support interoperability across Office 2.0 applications for document sharing, single sign-on, and linking/embedding of live office content in a web context. This set of standards is called "Open Simple Ajax Mashup" - OpenSAM for short - with a community web site at www.opensam.org. The OpenSAM standard builds on existing open Internet standards such as webDAV, CGI, AJAX, ALE (Ajax Linking/Embedding), and SSO (via HTTP authentication, OpenID, etc.).

This standards effort is intended to (1) make it easy for end-users to share documents across Office 2.0 applications from different vendors (2) easily access multiple Office 2.0 applications with a single login; and (3) embed a live spreadsheet in a document for example where each app comes from a different vendor.

The first commercial product built on the OpenSAM standard, ShareOffice, is comprised of five different web services (EditGrid, iNetWord, Preezo, ShareMethods, and salesforce.com) and this mash-up has just launched as the first online office in the salesforce.com AppExchange. It is hoped that the OpenSAM standards will lead to greater interoperability and choice for end-users when they seek to mash-up applications that they need for best of breed online office services.
Posted by: Eric Hoffert   Posted on: 05/14/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Open Standards for Online Office Mashups  Eric Hoffert | 05/14/07
What's a mashup?  drobinow | 05/15/07
The author gave a pretty good definition of mashup:  DonnieBoy | 07/05/07
Why mashups won't matter until..  THEE WOLF | 05/15/07
Mashups do need to provide clear value...  dionhinchcliffe ZDNet Moderator | 05/16/07
Clear value??? Huh??? You mean like having maps instanly working without  DonnieBoy | 07/05/07
Mashups already matter. There are a ton of companies using Google Maps, and  DonnieBoy | 07/05/07
excellent summary  Al S Cook | 05/15/07
Mashups must deliver business value  michaelcaton | 05/15/07
Open Standards for Online Office Mashups  Eric Hoffert | 05/16/07
By the time some idiot determines it has "business value" your competitors  DonnieBoy | 07/05/07
SharePoint as Mashup Platform?  spindruiz@... | 05/15/07
bad cites  Professor8 | 05/15/07
Programming with gaffer tape, spaghettti and string  TonyMcS | 05/17/07
Criticisms of Mashups as Gaffer Tape  dionhinchcliffe ZDNet Moderator | 05/17/07
Glass full/half empty  TonyMcS | 05/17/07
Another nail in the coffin of corporate IT  mr_tony_c | 05/20/07
Enterprise Mashup Tools  A_D | 05/25/07
RE: Mashups: The next major new software development model?  ladyhawk89 | 05/09/08
RE: Mashups: The next major new software development model?  jojohoho2321332 | 02/12/09
RE: Mashups: The next major new software development model?  portable storage | 06/29/09
RE: Mashups: The next major new software development model?  r432 | 09/26/09
RE: Mashups: The next major new software development model?  slionnmelissa | 10/22/09

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