List of Listings

Chapter 3: Working with Web Service Data

Listing 3.1: Replacing Characters in a String

Listing 3.2: Performing a Transformation in JavaScript

Listing 3.3: Designing an XSLT Page

Listing 3.4: Simple JavaScript SOAP Call

Chapter 4: Starting the Development Process

Listing 4.1: Spelling Request with a Browser

Listing 4.2: Cached Page Request with a Browser

Chapter 5: Writing Applications Using VBA

Listing 5.1: Performing a Simple Google Query

Listing 5.2: Modifying the Data Appearance

Listing 5.3: Generating URL Buttons

Listing 5.4: Creating Statistical Data

Listing 5.5: Dynamically Creating a Chart

Listing 5.6: Working with Cached Pages

Listing 5.7: Caching Google Web Services Searches

Chapter 6: Writing Applications Using Visual Studio

Listing 6.1: Performing a Google Search with Visual Basic 6

Listing 6.2: Performing a Google Search with Visual C++ 6

Listing 6.3: Making a Search Request

Listing 6.4: Modifying the Google String

Listing 6.5: Creating a Search with Google

Listing 6.6: Caching Google Web Services Data

Listing 6.7: Getting the Google Data

Listing 6.8: Defining an ASP.NET Search

Chapter 7: Writing Applications Using PHP

Example 7.1: Creating a Site Search Using PHP

Example 7.2: Determining How to Process a Request

Example 7.3: Getting the Data and Updating the Database

Chapter 8: Writing Applications Using Java

Example 8.1: Spelling Check with the Google Library

Example 8.2: Using a Custom Library

Example 8.3: Replacing HTML Characters

Example 8.4: Handling the Initial Request

Example 8.5: Creating the Request and Performing the Database Update

Chapter 9: Writing Applications for Mobile Devices

Example 9.1: Creating a Google Request Using the .NET Compact Framework

Example 9.2: Creating a Google Request Using PocketSOAP

Example 9.3: Creating a Web-based Google Web Services Application

Chapter 10: Crafting Your Application

Example 10.1: Using the Paged Buffer Approach

Example 10.2: Obtaining Cached Data

Chapter 11: Other Refinements You Should Consider

Example 11.1: Adding a Compact Policy to a Web Page

Example 11.2: A Simple, Low-cost Feedback Form

Example 11.3: Combining Amazon Web Services with Google Web Services