How can I get lyric information on a track? I notice all other information is available and I have been reading that gracenote offers lyric database lookup. If this is possible can someone get me on the right path on how to get started or the documentation for this?
I'm using GNSDK.
Gracenote does not offer Lyrics through the non-commercial program any more.
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How to get data from RETS service?
I want to integrate services in ASP.Net.. is there any sdk available for it?
http://matrixrets.abor.com/rets/search.ashx?Class=ResidentialProperty&SearchType=PropertyQueryType=DMQL2&%20Format=COMPACT&StandardNames=1&Query=(ST=|ACT,SOLD)&Count=2
Above is my service query I am trying and I tried lots of other parameters but always setting some error code every time.
For ASP.Net if any dll who works with RETS or any better document on it how search query should be written it would be helpful.
The MLS "system" is very much "local" and as I discovered myself, a shambles with no agreed standard. When you say local, where are you talking about? In California, you can use the ezRETS ODBC driver:
http://www.crt.realtors.org/projects/rets/ezrets/
Check out the CRT Center for Realtor Technology:
http://www.crt.realtors.org/
MLS IDX Feed Data Download API Available
http://www.reso.org/developer-resources
You can setup in ASP.NET,Java,PHP
Suggestion use PHRETS API for IDX better way to implement easy
More detail we can discuss skype :shailesh.makwana990
I am developing a system that has a database for news headlines from various sources. I have not worked with RSS before so I am confused about a lot of things. Can anyone please point a good tutorial for how to develop such a thing? Thanks
In my mind, I have questions like:
1) How will I get the latest news feed? do I have to check the rss feed link every few minutes and see If it's different than the previous one?
2) Is it a good practice to parse the feed xml myself or use a feed reader kind of thing?
3) Will I have any control over the feed sent to me. e.g I only need news feed for Google or Intel.
RSS is a very standard format you can start learning at w3c school.
About your questions.
If you can talk with the RSS provider, maybe they can notify each time
something new comes. They can use, for example,
XML-RPC notification.
You can also ask the RSS provider how often should you check the feed
(in case they cannot provide any kind of notification).
I think it's better to develop your own bot. There is lot of
frameworks that can deal with rss format. In case you are working with C# you can try with SyndicationFeed Class
I'm not sure if I'm undestanding your problem, but if the provider
puts a RSS link at your disposal, you must actively navigate that
feed. When you have that feed, you can work with the metadata in
order to see what's interesting for you. For example checking "category" or "channel" node.
Am just 6 months old to Tridion.
I know the basic stuff related to this tool.
I read somewhere saying we can enhance the functionalities of Content Delivery by extending it using some Java APIs.
Could someone guide me where can we get these Java API's from.
It would be great if you can quote some examples for this.
Apart from the official documentation (http://sdllivecontent.sdl.com/LiveContent/content/en-US/SDL_Tridion_2011_SPONE/concept_35CC2F9DCEA34995931E181C165FCC0F, login required) there is an excellent series of articles on the topic by Mihai Cadariu: http://www.sdltridionworld.com/articles/sdltridion2011/tutorials/extending-content-delivery-storage-sdltridion-2011-1.aspx.
I suggest you start from there and let us know if you have more specific questions!
I'm pretty new with JSON and i'm a little confused...
What I'm trying to do is to use the userless access for foursquare api, to get the venues of a location. Can you please show me a similar example in .net?
you may have more luck using one of the community contributed .net libraries. See https://developer.foursquare.com/resources/libraries for details.
Planning to start a small aggregator for a personal project, so far I have a few inquiries on gathering information for the site. I'm still clueless on where to begin. what kind of infrastructure do i need? where do i get the feeds and can I sort them out depending on the theme of the info requested?
any feedback is appreciated. thanks
This is a pretty open-ended question, but here's where I'd start:
Technology for handling feeds -- WCF Syndication. Also, read and understand the RSS and Atom specs.
Infrastructure -- depends on your situation. Is it just for you, or a few friends or are you talking about building the next Google Reader? If it's smaller-scale, then look at a hosting solutions like GoDaddy, DiscountASP.NET, etc. (There's hundreds of them.) If you're talking a larger-scale type of solution, look at hosting it in the cloud - Rackspace, Amazon, Windows Azure.
Where do you get feeds? Pretty much anywhere. Personally, if this site is for other users, let the users enter them in (why be in the business of trying to guess what feeds people would want to subscribe to?).
I think you need to provide more requirements in order to get more solid feedback. Start with looking at WCF Syndication and get a feel for that library in terms of how to programmatically handle RSS and ATOM feeds (both subscribing and publishing). Once you understand that, I think you'll have a better handle on your next steps.
Hope this helps.