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- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Mining Google Web Services--Building Applications with the Google API
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book?
- Tools Required
- Part I: Discovering Google Web Services
- Chapter 1: Learning About Google Web Services
- Understanding Google Web Services
- Discovering Uses for Google Web Services
- Downloading and Installing the Kit
- System Setup Considerations
- Knowing What to Expect as Output
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 2: Defining a Search
- Performing a Typical Search
- Defining a Special Search
- Working with Files
- Defining Searches for Nonstandard Uses
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 3: Working with Web Service Data
- Understanding XML Basics
- Using XSLT for Presentation
- Defining SOAP Messaging
- Understanding Security Issues
- Your Call to Action
- Part II: Writing Google Web Services Programs
- Chapter 4: Starting the Development Process
- Choosing a Communication Method
- Selecting a Platform
- Picking a Development Language
- Understanding Internationalization Issues
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 5: Writing Applications Using VBA
- Understanding the Benefits of Using VBA
- Resources for Learning VBA
- Understanding Scripting of Web Services
- Developing with Microsoft Excel
- Developing with Microsoft Word
- Using Microsoft Access as a Database
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 6: Writing Applications Using Visual Studio
- Using Web Services from Any Visual Studio Version
- Resources for Learning Visual Studio
- Developing with Visual Basic 6
- Developing with Visual C 6
- Developing with Visual Basic .NET
- Developing with Visual C .NET
- Working with Web Servers
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 7: Writing Applications Using PHP
- Understanding the Benefits of Using PHP
- Resources for Learning PHP
- Downloading and Installing PHP
- Developing a PHP Search Application
- Using MySQL as a Database
- Writing a PHP Application with Database Support
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 8: Writing Applications Using Java
- Understanding the Benefits of Using Java
- Resources for Learning Java
- Understanding Java Browser Issues
- Using the Google-Supplied Code
- Developing a Simple Java Application
- Writing a Java Application with Database Support
- Your Call to Action
- Chapter 9: Writing Applications for Mobile Devices
- Understanding Mobile Device Limitations
- Working with Emulators
- Designing for Local or Remote Data Management
- Developing for a Pocket PC
- Developing for a Cellular Telephone or Palm Type Device
- Your Call to Action
- Part III: Refining Your Google Web Services Program
- Chapter 10: Crafting Your Application
- Considering Performance Issues
- Considering Reliability Issues
- Considering the Data Refresh Requirements
- Using Offline Storage Effectively
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