GData for construction of phone query on google

[Brahmeshwar]

Hi , i need some working examples of GData for Java client. i need it
for construction of phone query on google using GData java client
library.
Anyone have idea about this, plz help me.

[Frank Mantek]

Are you talking about finding a phone number in an event or a blog post? Or using the search API? If the later, than you are out of luck right now, as there is no GData search API out yet.

Please give us more details and we might be able to help.

Regards

Frank Mantek

[Brahmeshwar]

I want to send a phone query on Google. That confirmed information into
a local database. i tried it for Google Calender but its not works for
phone number. Is there another way to perform this action.

[Kyle Marvin]

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "tried it for Google Calendar",
but the key point here is that Google Calendar is an on-line storage
repository for events, not for phone numbers, so it does not sounds
like a good fit for your use case.

Have you taken a look at Google Base? It's intended more as
repository for structured or semi-structured data, potentially using
user-defined formats. It also defines a richer query language that
enables queries based upon the attributes of the data. Google data
API support for it has not yet been made available, but in general it
sounds like a possibly closer fit for what you are trying to do.

-- Kyle

[Kyle Marvin]

On 8/22/06, Kyle Marvin <kma...@google.com> wrote:
> On 8/22/06, Brahmeshwar <brahma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I want to send a phone query on Google. That confirmed information into
> > a local database. i tried it for Google Calender but its not works for
> > phone number. Is there another way to perform this action.
>

> Have you taken a look at Google Base? It's intended more as
> repository for structured or semi-structured data, potentially using
> user-defined formats. It also defines a richer query language that
> enables queries based upon the attributes of the data. Google data
> API support for it has not yet been made available, but in general it
> sounds like a possibly closer fit for what you are trying to do.

Google Base now has GData API suppport too, just announced today here:

http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2006/08/new-gdata-api-google-base.html

Hope this helps!

-- Kyle