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author | David Heinemeier Hansson <david@loudthinking.com> | 2005-02-18 10:35:25 +0000 |
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committer | David Heinemeier Hansson <david@loudthinking.com> | 2005-02-18 10:35:25 +0000 |
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diff --git a/actionservice/examples/googlesearch/README b/actionservice/examples/googlesearch/README new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..20ecbc3a76 --- /dev/null +++ b/actionservice/examples/googlesearch/README @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ += Google Service example + + +This example shows how one would implement an API like Google +Search that uses lots of structured types. + +There are examples for "Direct" and "Delegated" dispatching +modes. + +There is also an example for API definition file autoloading. + += Running + + 1. Ensure you have the 'actionservice' Gem installed. You can generate it using + this command: + + $ rake package + + + 2. Edit config/environment.rb, and add the following line after the rest of the + require_gem statements: + + require_gem 'actionservice' + + + 3. "Direct" example: + + * Copy direct/search_controller.rb to "app/controllers" + in a Rails project. + + "Delegated" example: + + * Copy delegated/search_controller.rb to "app/controllers" + in a Rails project. + * Copy delegated/google_search_service.rb to "lib" + in a Rails project. + + "Autoloading" example: + + * Copy autoloading/google_search_api.rb to "app/apis" (create the directory + if it doesn't exist) in a Rails project. + + * Copy autoloading/google_search_controller.rb "app/controllers" + in a Rails project. + + + 4. Go to the WSDL url in a browser, and check that it looks correct. + + "Direct" and "Delegated" examples: + http://url_to_project/search/wsdl + + "Autoloading" example: + http://url_to_project/google_search/wsdl + + You can compare it to Google's hand-coded WSDL at http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl + and see how close (or not) the generated version is. + + Note that I used GoogleSearch as the canonical "best practice" + interoperable example when implementing WSDL/SOAP support, which might + explain extreme similarities :) + + + 5. Test that it works with .NET (Mono in this example): + + $ wget WSDL_URL + $ mv wsdl GoogleSearch.wsdl + $ wsdl -out:GoogleSearch.cs GoogleSearch.wsdl + + Add these lines to the GoogleSearchService class body (be mindful of the + wrapping): + + public static void Main(string[] args) + { + GoogleSearchResult result; + GoogleSearchService service; + + service = new GoogleSearchService(); + result = service.doGoogleSearch("myApiKey", "my query", 10, 30, true, "restrict", false, "lr", "ie", "oe"); + System.Console.WriteLine("documentFiltering: {0}", result.documentFiltering); + System.Console.WriteLine("searchComments: {0}", result.searchComments); + System.Console.WriteLine("estimatedTotalResultsCount: {0}", result.estimatedTotalResultsCount); + System.Console.WriteLine("estimateIsExact: {0}", result.estimateIsExact); + System.Console.WriteLine("resultElements:"); + foreach (ResultElement element in result.resultElements) { + System.Console.WriteLine("\tsummary: {0}", element.summary); + System.Console.WriteLine("\tURL: {0}", element.URL); + System.Console.WriteLine("\tsnippet: {0}", element.snippet); + System.Console.WriteLine("\ttitle: {0}", element.title); + System.Console.WriteLine("\tcachedSize: {0}", element.cachedSize); + System.Console.WriteLine("\trelatedInformationPresent: {0}", element.relatedInformationPresent); + System.Console.WriteLine("\thostName: {0}", element.hostName); + System.Console.WriteLine("\tdirectoryCategory: {0}", element.directoryCategory.fullViewableName); + System.Console.WriteLine("\tdirectoryTitle: {0}", element.directoryTitle); + } + System.Console.WriteLine("searchQuery: {0}", result.searchQuery); + System.Console.WriteLine("startIndex: {0}", result.startIndex); + System.Console.WriteLine("endIndex: {0}", result.endIndex); + System.Console.WriteLine("searchTips: {0}", result.searchTips); + System.Console.WriteLine("directoryCategories:"); + foreach (DirectoryCategory cat in result.directoryCategories) { + System.Console.WriteLine("\t{0} ({1})", cat.fullViewableName, cat.specialEncoding); + } + System.Console.WriteLine("searchTime: {0}", result.searchTime); + } + + Now compile and run: + + $ mcs -reference:System.Web.Services GoogleSearch.cs + $ mono GoogleSearch.exe + + + If you had the application running (on the same host you got + the WSDL from), you should see something like this: + + + documentFiltering: True + searchComments: + estimatedTotalResultsCount: 322000 + estimateIsExact: False + resultElements: + summary: ONlamp.com: Rolling with Ruby on Rails + URL: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/01/20/rails.html + snippet: Curt Hibbs shows off Ruby on Rails by building a simple ... + title: Teh Railz0r + cachedSize: Almost no lines of code! + relatedInformationPresent: True + hostName: rubyonrails.com + directoryCategory: Web Development + directoryTitle: + searchQuery: http://www.google.com/search?q=ruby+on+rails + startIndex: 10 + endIndex: 40 + searchTips: "on" is a very common word and was not included in your search [details] + directoryCategories: + Web Development (UTF-8) + Programming (US-ASCII) + searchTime: 1E-06 + + + Also, if an API method throws an exception, it will be sent back to the + caller in the protocol's exception format, so they should get an exception + thrown on their side with a meaningful error message. + + If you don't like this behaviour, you can do: + + class MyController < ActionController::Base + service_exception_reporting false + end + + 6. Crack open a beer. Publishing APIs for working with the same model as + your Rails web app should be easy from now on :) |