Javascript and Google Searchbot

Let's say you have made an online document management software, which is built with ajax flavor. No matter , how well is your app, it can turn out to be worthless, if people cant discover the right doc through their search keys that your app is supposed to give.

Yesterday , i have found a tiny research work of a guy, who proved it right that contents generated by javascript can never be indexed by a search engine (ex. Google).

As we all know search engines cant never execute javascript.Therefore,the growing number of ajax apps could lead goggle to think in different way for their search algorithm or it just don't matter.

Read it out..
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My Vista experience

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Therefore, one fine morning, I bought a Vista Business Edition DVD. I wanted to do a clean installation. I backed up everything and boot the pc with Vista DVD. I was really astonished to see the great improvement of installation process of windows, the installation UI is far advanced and it not only safely removed my existing Windows XP to a separte windows.old folder with settings and documents , but also detected all my hardware(note: my laptop is vista capable) with no pain.

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Reading Syndic8 Feeds with Xml-RPC using C#

Recently , i need to query syndic8 database for feeds with some interest. The syndic8 is an excellent source for all types of feeds. This site is caching feeds since 2001 and got richer in content by its graceful users.

Syndic8 lets query in XML-RPC. The web-service section of the site provides all the necessary function informations to get you started. There are also some references of how to write app consuming XML-RPC.As i like to get things done in C#. I found a pretty cool xml-rpc library written completely in C# that enables you to make proxy in WCF(Windows communication foundation) style.I would definitely suggest to give a try. The library could be found at- http://www.xml-rpc.net/.

To get started with this , all it takes an Interface with endpoint defination and some method skeletons.

For example , a sample interface could look something like the following.

[XmlRpcUrl("http://www.syndic8.com/xmlrpc.php")] -- // end point
public interface ISyndic8 : IXmlRpcProxy
{
[XmlRpcMethod("syndic8.GetAllFeedTags")] -- function signature in sydnic8
string[] GetAllTags();

[XmlRpcMethod("syndic8.FindFeeds")]
int[] FindFeeds(string pattern, string field, int limit, int index);

[XmlRpcMethod("syndic8.GetFeedFields")]
string[] GetFeedFields();

[XmlRpcMethod("syndic8.GetFeedInfo")]
Feed GetFeedInfo(int feedId);

[XmlRpcMethod("syndic8.GetFeedInfo")]
Feed[] GetFeedInfos(int[] feedId);

}

Note, i have also defined a custom struct for holding the syndic8 feed ,which is nothing but a struct filled with properties defined in sydic8 that i have found from their own GetFeedFields routine.

Finally to wrap this up , i just created simple interface reference using the rpc library and the rest is just call and get.

ISyndic8 proxy = (ISyndic8)XmlRpcProxyGen.Create(typeof(Syndic8Test.ISyndic8));
//the proxy will expire after single call, so that you can call multple methods in one instance. Default is true.
proxy.KeepAlive = false;


Hope, this gives a brief overview of sydic8 repo and xml-rpc libray for .net for getting your database filled with feeds in no time.