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The Twitter Search Feed Twitter has a search API that returns its results in either JSON or Atom format It is convenient to use this API for an example of an Atom feed because the information that it contains is similar to that in the user timeline, which means we can reuse the TwitterEntry class that we used to encapsulate the timeline data earlier in this chapter, and we can also reuse the user interface code with only a minor change, namely the addition of a TextBox that allows you to enter a search term We are not going to discuss the user interface code in this section because our focus is on how to work with the feed, but if you d like to look at it or run the example, you ll find it in the file javafxdata/TwitterAtomSearchfx To perform a Twitter search based on a keyword or keywords, you make a request to a URL that looks like this:

The q= parameter specifies the keyword or keywords for the search, and the rpp= parameter is the maximum number of results to return (that is, results per page)You can see part of a typical response to this query in Listing 27-11, which shows the <feed> element and the first of the 50 <entry> elements from the reply, with some of the data anonymized

Description SPListItem instance that is affected by the event List item ID Title of the list Server-relative URL of the web site where the event occurs Display name of the user whose action triggered the event Login name of the user whose action triggered the event Boolean value indicating whether the item tracks versioning Absolute URL of the site in which the event occurs SPUrlZone enumeration

Listing 27-11

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The reverse is also true; a business or an entity can reference multiple tModels In the short term, it seems likely that most businesses will expose unique Web services, but over time, it seems likely that some companies will host services for other companies, and perhaps multiple companies will get involved in the Web services hosting business UDDI defines tModels to look up its own services, including tModels that define the inquiry and publisher APIs for interacting with the registry and taxonomy maintenance APIs For example, tModels are defined for NAICS, UNSPSC, and ISO 3166 classification taxonomies These examples illustrate the use of a tModel as an abstract namespace definition

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<feed xmlns:google="http://basegooglecom/ns/10" xml:lang="en-US" xmlns:openSearch="http://a9com//spec/opensearch/11/" xmlns=http://wwww3org/2005/Atom xmlns:twitter="http://apitwittercom/"> <id>tag:searchtwittercom,2005:search/javafx</id> <link type="text/html" rel="alternate" href="http://searchtwittercom/search q=javafx"/> <link type="application/atom+xml" rel="self" href="http://searchtwittercom/searchatom q=javafx&rpp=10"/> <title>javafx - Twitter Search</title> <link type="application/opensearchdescription+xml" rel="search" href="http://searchtwittercom/opensearchxml"/> <link type="application/atom+xml" rel="refresh" href="http://searchtwittercom/searchatom q=javafx&rpp=10 &since_id=3250464807"/> <twitter:warning>since_id removed for pagination </twitter:warning> <updated>2009-08-11T19:24:26Z</updated> <openSearch:itemsPerPage>10</openSearch:itemsPerPage> <link type="application/atom+xml" rel="next" href="http://searchtwittercom/searchatom max_id=3250464807& page=2&q=javafx&rpp=10"/> <entry> <id>tag:searchtwittercom,2005:3250464807</id> <published>2009-08-11T19:24:26Z</published> <link type="text/html" rel="alternate" href="http://twittercom/tiainen/statuses/3250464807"/> <title>Installing #netbeans 671 so i can continue my #javafx adventures</title> <content type="html">Installing <a href="http://searchtwittercom/search q=%23netbeans">#netbeans </a> 671 so i can continue my <a href="http://searchtwittercom/search q=%23javafx">#<b>j avafx</b></a> adventures</content> <updated>2009-08-11T19:24:26Z</updated> <link type="image/png" rel="image" href="http://s3amazonawscom/twitter_production/profile_images/46 626732/2_normalgif"/> <twitter:source><a href= data removed/a></twitter:source>

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We will create a filter for Country This will make it so users will be prompted to filter customers by country, thereby ensuring that less data will typically be returned Click the Add Filter Parameter button and a new row is added to the Filter Parameters data grid Figure 6-12 shows the Filter Parameters data grid with the new row In the Element drop-down select Country, and in the Filter row click the (Click to Add) link to add a filter based on this element The Filter Configuration dialog appears as shown in Figure 6-13 In the Filter Configuration dialog name your filter CountryFilter Select Comparison for the Filter Type, Equals for the operator, and leave the Filter Field value set to Country Table 6-4 lists all the filter types available

<twitter:lang>en</twitter:lang> <author> <name>removed</name> <uri>removed</uri> </author> </entry>

As you can see, there is a mixture of elements with and without namespace prefixesAs with the RSS feed, the elements without a namespace prefix are defined by the Atom specification, while those with namespace prefixes are foreign elements meant to be interpreted by a nonbrowser client specifically written to handle this feedYou can see how each of the standard elements is mapped to variables of the Feed and Entry classes by consulting their API documentation For our example application, we need to extract from each Atom Entry the information necessary to construct a TwitterEntry objectThe values that we need are all available from elements that are defined by the Atom specification itself, so unlike the RSS example in the previous section, we don t need to provide code to extract information from foreign elementsThe values that we need are as follows:

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