Thursday, December 04, 2003
Caching Google Web Service Request
This describes how to use the Google Web Service and serialization in order to cache Google search requests so that the website owner doesn't go past the 1000 request limit set by Google. This will allow you to limit the number of requests you make to the Google Web service. This is done by serializing the Google Request Object into an XML file and writing it to the disk. Then when a user does a search the search engine checks the cache before going to Google to request the search.
This describes how to use the Google Web Service and serialization in order to cache Google search requests so that the website owner doesn't go past the 1000 request limit set by Google. This will allow you to limit the number of requests you make to the Google Web service. This is done by serializing the Google Request Object into an XML file and writing it to the disk. Then when a user does a search the search engine checks the cache before going to Google to request the search.
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