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I have a service built entirely in Node JS. So, how can I integrate that with Mirror API, say Share Entities..?
I mean, is it as good as parsing just the JSON..?
The easiest way is to use the googleapis package to get access to the "mirror v1" package. See https://github.com/burcu/google-api-nodejs-client for more info on the package and then you can do something like:
var google = require('googleapis');
google.discover('mirror', 'v1' ).execute(function(err,client){
console.log( client );
});
To get the client.mirror object, which will have client.mirror.timeline, client.mirror.subscriptions, etc.
(I'm working on sample code to illustrate this. I'll try to update this answer when it is ready.)
Technically, because Google Glass apps run in the cloud, and everything is done through REST, any server is capable of being a Glass app, no matter were it runs or what language it is.
In other words, yes.
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I was doing some analysis for working on creation of a real estate site.
I need to fetch data from www.mls.ca
Now i am not sure on two things:
1. Is it legal to fetch data from that site for commercial purpose.
2. How do i pull the data from the site (i. Do i need to take the data every time and keep updating my db, ii. Do i need to get any db credentials from the mls site), i am a java developer so any hints on that line would be helpful.
Please help me with the process of fetching data from www.mls.ca
I'm not entirely clear what you intend to do, however, Spark looks promising, though. Please provide a specific question, so I can help you further.
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I am currently designing an app to upload and download files from a server. I want to know what type of server to implement that would be robust enough to handle a lot of data per user and a lot of users.
I realise this is probably a very broad and slightly naive question.
I have done some research I think I have to get a SQL server and create a web service for the database and implement a REST system for interfacing with the service on the device side.
Regards, J
It's not a naive question per se, but you need to provide way more information than that.
If you just like to transfer files: Why not go with the simple, but effective FTP-protocol?
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I want to create an iPhone app that use the POI of google (for example a category, like baker shops or fish shops) and displays the POI on the map. I want to download all the data (name, address, telephone,..) abd put them into a database used by my app. Is it possible? How? There're tutorial or software to do this? I'm a beginner on database management. Thank You
I think you have to find them manually. Try to search a list of POI and then use Google Earth to find the coordinates of each of them..
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I'm working with the tipfy framework (tipfy.org) on app engine and am having some real problems. I've been trying to get an extention "auth-extention" to work all night. It allows users to sign in via facebook/twitter/openid etc..
The extention can be found at the link below, the code looks like pretty straight forward if your python ninja, but I'm new to all this and frankly its baffaling!
I've spent the last 24hours try to work it out, but I keep getting errors.
There seems to be around 1k downloads of the mod I'm trying to integrate and not many complaints so It must be something simple I'm doing wrong.
Heres a link to the multi auth plugin:
http://tipfy-auth.appspot.com/
http://code.google.com/p/tipfy-ext-auth/source/browse/#hg/examples/multi-auth
All I need is the login system above integrated, which according to the tipfy docs should be pretty straight forward, but for some reason.. it's bundled in a way that isn't straight out of the box use.
What I was really getting at was.. to ask if anyone could attach a working app with the login system above (the actual source of it seems to be provided) so I can try and understand where I've gone wrong.. it would be greatly appreciated andI'd be happy to send you a small reward.
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how website checked that a request come from a browser or from a programs.
in javascript you may use navigator.userAgent. note that this may vary from browser to browser. a good example how to use it can be found at
quirksmode.
However be aware that you can edit the userAgentString at any time using the appropriate browser, script or code. so no absolute guarantee on the result - but at least a starting point.
cheers,
markus
If you would prefer to use server side code, and presuming you are using .net, the Request.Browser property will provide details of the agent making the request.