Using Web Services with VB.NET
Conclusion
Now we have finished coding our application, run the application now and type some text to search for in the text box and click the Google Search button to see the number of results found, also try Google spell check.
Figure 5
Now that you realize how simple it is to incorporate Google’s Web API Service in your application, here are few things you could do with this service
- Issue regularly scheduled search requests to monitor the web for new information on a subject
- Perform market research by analyzing differences in the amount of information available on different subjects over time.
- Search via non-HTML interfaces, such as the command line, pagers, or visualization applications.
- Create innovative games that play with information on the web.
- Add Google spell-checking to an application
Google’s Web APIs support the same search syntax as the Google.com site and provide each developer who registers to use the Google Web API service a limit of 1,000 queries per day.
Please visit http://www.google.com/apis/api_faq.html if you have further question about Google Web APIs Service.
Jayesh Jain is working as applications consultant
for a health company in Auckland, New Zealand. He has
several years of n-Tier development experience and is
currently working with
Visual Basic.NET to develop interactive client solutions.
He has a passion for Web development and in the spare
time he likes to write articles. Contact him at: jainjayesh74@yahoo.com |
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