tailieunhanh - Pro Web 2.0 Mashups Remixing Data and Web Services phần 6

Khi Lois tải ủy quyền URL trong trình duyệt của mình , Flickr sau đó xác định người sử dụng trong câu hỏi. Nếu Lois đăng nhập, sau đó Flickr biết người sử dụng trong câu hỏi là Lois. Nếu không có ai đăng nhập vào Flickr, sau đó Lois sẽ được gửi thông qua đăng nhập 5. Để có được phong cách của bản đồ, sử dụng này: | 290 CHAPTER 11 USING TOOLS TO CREATE MASHUPS You can see the code here http svn trunk And you can run the app here http Note the following about this template There are built-in CSS classes this example uses blue-theme. This example uses tr repeat true to repeat a tr for each Atom entry. This is useful because there is no need to write a loop explicitly. The template for each entry displays the text of the title gm text ref atom title and the HTML in the summary gm html ref atom summary . See how you can get at the geotag of each entry through the GPath entries geo Point geo lat and geo Point geo long. You can use the Feed Browser tab to help you figure out the XPath by hovering over the element you want to access. USING SUBVERSION SVN TO ACCESS YOUR PROJECT Instead of using the browser-based editor to edit your code you can use Subversion http . org wiki Subversion_ software to download and check in your edits. You will find basic documentation of how to use SVN in the context of the GME here http support bin answer 76145 topic 11689 Each mashup project you create with the GME generates a separate project hosted by Google Code. To find a list of these projects on Google Code visit the following URL http hosting Click Settings to get your Google Code password which you need for Subversion. Click the My Profile tab to go to your list of projects. In my case the My Profile tab leads to the following http u Consider a specific project. One project I created through GME is available here http p mashup-raymond-yee-flickrfeed2 You can browse the code here http svn The code for the project is available here http svn trunk Note that by default the code you produce