Enterprise Data Mashup Service Engine project aims at building a Open-Source JBI compliant Service Engine which features

• Ability to create relational mapping for spreadsheets, flatfile, HTML table, xml sources (webrowset), XQuery Rowset
• Using Netbeans Database Explorer to browse source tables
• Drag-n-Drop these tables into the Mashup Editor to define the join conditions
• Ability to view the resultset using the Mashup editor
• View Cache Management
• Transforming the response to various formats by composing the output with an XSLT Service Engine
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and thus provides the mashed up views of enterprise data from heterogenous sources. These pre-canned, materialized views served by the EDM SE can be used by clients to build highly responsive and interactive Ajax powered web2.0 style enterprise applications using existing client-side frameworks.

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Srinivasan Rengarajan currently works at Sun Microsystems, Bangalore where he is involved in the open-jbi-components project.