hi Jonathan Foley
ya , i got the html tag of that site , u r correct ,it is not a right way
bcasae it takes more tome and we need to parse it?
i interesred to know wht technice google used to get data based on query?
urgently ,,, which technology android usess for this techniquehave any
Kunju,
Google and all search engines use highly efficient crawlers that parse
webpages and extract data from them. Nobody except them knows how their
crawler is implemented, but they have 100s of computers that are
churning through the web, so your phone can't possibly compete with that! As
You haven't given us enough information to help.
Is it your web site? If not, you're stuck with whatever they have.
If it is your website, just add a webservice to it with the functions
you need. There are thousands of examples on the web. Just find one that
uses the same language/tools you
This is ridiculousthey are talking about getting JSON from
Expedia. JSON is generally delivered by official API's, which they
clearly aren't dealing with. There is no way to magically get JSON
from any given website.
Jonathan
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 10:27 AM, Brad Gies rbg...@gmail.com
Hi Kunju,
First you should know about what data/request info do those 20 sites
need, to send back the flight rate for your request in some format
(JSON, XML etc.,).
That means, you first need to identify the below 2 points,
1. Individual 20 request URLs for each of your 20 sites.
2. The response
hi all
i think u r not get my qstion correctly, in my app i send the url of a
sites using httppost method and attach my keyvalupair as from and to city
(total 20 sites) my question after sending the url , how we get json data
or data of that site , sometimes we want some data that is in any
If they don't publish the API, then you probably don't have rights to
use the data this way in the first place. If they do publish it, then
you should read that.
On Mar 10, 9:30 pm, Kunju Vava android...@gmail.com wrote:
hi all
i think u r not get my qstion correctly, in my app i send the
I am assuming you are emulating a form by posting the parameters as a
query string. If that's the case, the data you're getting back is
simply whatever webpage would normally be returned in response to a
user query of the website. So to get your data, you'd have to parse
that HTML. There is no
Wow. I actually planned to be nice when I browsed the group this
evening.
Here is the kindest response that comes to mind:
your post makes no sense.
1. Just because you decide to use JSON to send your flight data
request to a number of websites does not mean that they will accept
it.
2. How
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