download data from database online from google POI [closed] - database

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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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fetching data from MLS while creating a real estate site [closed]

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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.

Does Mirror API support Node JS..? [closed]

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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.

Can I Help Implement Viewpager and Google Maps [closed]

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My project implement viewpager and Google Maps, general info first page and second view show google maps.
can you help me with some example. because it is not how to implement the solution.
thank you very much
This is difficult to do because you cannot slide back, correct? When you slide only the map moves?
Either make the tabs clickable so you can click your way back, or
Make a small edge next to the map that the user can pull, or
Have a secondary action bar in the bottom the user can pull to switch views

Calculate tide table [closed]

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I develop software that shows the tide table for a given area and day.
I need to know the "formula" to calculate the tide table of an area for a given day.
My intention is to develop the application in PHP, but I really do not care programming language, because once you know how to calculate the tide table, and what can I implement in any language.
Thanks for the help.
Greetings!.
Took me like 5min of searching:
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/locations/854.html
tidal information (#the end of the table)
http://ocean.peterbrueggeman.com/tidepredict.html
http://www.weathercharts.org/
Maybe it helps you out.
NOTE: You don't have to get an API. You can just steal any data from a HTML source with DOM. I am doing this with some EU databases too... Maybe not too legal, but who cares...

R: How to extract the search results from web database to R data.frame? [closed]

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(1) I have a list of protein' names.
(2) I want to search a web database for the biological function of these proteins.
(3) I know if the protein's name is in the database, the information such as "location" and "bioactivity" can be found.
(4) Can I do it auotomatically to extract those information to R's data.frame?
(5) If I cannot do it with R, what is the best way to do this automatically?
Many thanks,
Catherine
RCurl is the package you want, as it can be used to scrape the web. Download it, install it, require() it and read the manual and you should be able to do what you want.
Disclaimer: I have not used the package myself, but its the answer to many webscraping questions on R-help.

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