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Java Servlet Programming doubts (4 messages)
- Posted by: Gayathri Narayanan
- Posted on: February 02 2001 00:01 EST
How to display the contents of any other website in our home page?For example if we perform a search in yahoo Search engine we get the result displayed in their home page.suppose if i connect the search engine to my site and perform search operation the result must be displayed in my home page and not in the yahoo home page.Is there anyway to do this?if so what class must be used?Threaded Messages (4)
- Java Servlet Programming doubts by Rajiv K Bandaru on February 05 2001 06:41 EST
- Java Servlet Programming doubts by Benjamin Haefner on February 06 2001 20:51 EST
- Pay service from Google returns results in XML format by Benjamin Haefner on February 06 2001 21:11 EST
- Can directing to a specific site be avoided in any way using serv by manisha v on June 02 2015 03:57 EDT
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Java Servlet Programming doubts[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Rajiv K Bandaru
- Posted on: February 05 2001 06:41 EST
- in response to Gayathri Narayanan
hi ,
yeah u can do that by using perl scripts i dont know much abr perl.There are lot of perl script to do that sort of job and they are available free in soime sites...
Hope this will help U
Rajiv -
Java Servlet Programming doubts[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Benjamin Haefner
- Posted on: February 06 2001 20:51 EST
- in response to Gayathri Narayanan
While it isn't a Java solution, another possible solution to your issue is to use Google's free search service (BTW, Yahoo! now uses Google as their search engine). If you go to Google's site (http://www.google.com/services/) you can create a free account to use their search service. The results page still comes back from the Google server but they let you specify the logo, background color, font colors, etc. There may be other services but this is the one I am aware of. Another nice feature is that you can specify whether you want the search results from the entire web or just your site.
There may be other services like this but this is the only one I am aware of. It would be nice if there were a search engine that returned results in XML format. -
Pay service from Google returns results in XML format[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Benjamin Haefner
- Posted on: February 06 2001 21:11 EST
- in response to Benjamin Haefner
To follow up on my previous posting, I noticed that Google's Custom WebSearch will return results as XML format. However, they charge for this service so it might not be the best solution.
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Can directing to a specific site be avoided in any way using serv[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: manisha v
- Posted on: June 02 2015 03:57 EDT
- in response to Gayathri Narayanan
Is it possible to block directing to a specific site using servlets. For eg, when yahoo.com is typed in url box, the network connection should turn off, whereas when you type some other website url, say, google.com, the network connection should remain intact. (maybe by working on ip filters??)