On 2/4/07, Steve Dunham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I tweaked the loadGoogleSpreadsheetsData() function to create a > loadGoogleBaseData() so I could create Exhibits using Google Base.
Neat! I've been waiting for someone to add another JSONP source or two so it makes more sense refactoring up a generic JSONP loader (so they can share most of the code). I'd also love to see someone interact with some Yahoo JSONP feed, by the way -- they are less contrived and should be easier to work with too. > For an example I uploaded a couple of recipes to google base and constructed > an Exhibit that queries for recipes by my customer_id. My example page also > allows for arbitrary recipe queries: > > http://dunhamsteve.googlepages.com/Recipes.html Appetizing! > Open issues: > * It will need to be tweaked to handle location information if you'd like > to map restaurant reviews, etc. Does the above read as Google Base has some form of ontology consensus, making more or less their whole data set standardized on data types and their semantics, so it's essentially write-once? Plus small updates as/if they iteratively grow new ontologies, of course. I have not kept up on the Google Base front, as they didn't serve JSONP when I read about them (and thus did not fit into my service ecosystem niches), so bear with me if it is a silly question. -- / Johan Sundström, http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/ _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
