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| I have tried to add the dot, it doesn't work. And I checked spelling of Weatherforecast. |
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Hello to__liuyi,
I attached the working source to the end of this post: http://www.anddev.org/viewtopic.php?p=1304#1304
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| well done! good job! |
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| Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:12 am Post subject: weather Info |
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If we use the Google RSS feed to take the weather data do we need to show the google trademark on our site?
It will be really helpful if I get reply immediately?
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| plusminus wrote: | Hello icer,
the weather Data is openly provided by Google and therefore we can us it for free.
I don't know whether there is any document out there describing how to use the API, just use it 
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Hi,
I found this very interresting topic while googling for a solution to have a dynamic weather forecast solution in a web app.
I have adapted the principle to a ruby system fetching and caching the results of the query, then parsing it with XMLSimple.
It worked really well, I just had time to run a few tests before everything got messed up... queries in my browser such as
http://www.google.com/ig/api?weather=geneva,switzerland give me no error, but fetching the datas from my program, with the same queries return something like this:
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<?xml version=\"1.0\"?><xml_api_reply version=\"1\"><weather module_id=\"0\" tab_id=\"0\"><problem_cause data=\"\"/></weather></xml_api_reply> |
I did not find any information on the usage of the weather API, so my feeling is that google doesn't allow such queries ... does anyone use this service ? I would love to "just use it" but I'm sure the google people are just smarter than me....
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| plusminus wrote: |
 Same with me here, two days ago it was still working 
I'll see if I can find something...
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wow just 2 days ? I felt like these google weather tricks would just bring me troubles, and as I'm very bored today, I played around with the weather.com services...
http://www.weather.com/services/xmloap.html
not so easy to use as the google one, but it gives more complete results... well if the google weather gives you problems you can try...
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| jujudellago wrote: | | plusminus wrote: |
Same with me here, two days ago it was still working
I'll see if I can find something...
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wow just 2 days ? I felt like these google weather tricks would just bring me troubles, and as I'm very bored today, I played around with the weather.com services...
http://www.weather.com/services/xmloap.html
not so easy to use as the google one, but it gives more complete results... well if the google weather gives you problems you can try...
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Can it resolve weather for Latitude/Longitude pairs?
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Can it resolve weather for Latitude/Longitude pairs? |
No, that's the "not so easy part", the queries must be made with a specific city ID, so you must fetch the city ID from a given city.
I did not find a city database for weather.com, so I populated the maxmind city database http://www.maxmind.com/app/city then I internally calculate the nearest city to query weather.com (it's all made very easy with some ruby on rails plugins...) |
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