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As espn cricinfo is built with tons of statistics around the world it is the best source as per my knowledge to get statistics to query and come up with solutions based on the stats. But espn doesn't not offer an API to get the data set. Is there any other way to get the needed set of data of matches played by a country etc. http://developer.espn.com/ does not have a API call for cricket sadly :( Please help me out
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I think ESPN still does not provide api for cricket. The Athlete API does not contain cricket yet. Anyway it is displayed as coming soon.
Athletes API Support page
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I'm working windows phone app and going to use place api from web service and after doing some searching I get 3 web service : here place api, google place api, and foursquare api... so which one have the most accurate, informative data for user and location coverage?
Accurate and Informative are subjective terms. Informative in what way? Is it breadth of data you are after (i.e. most locations) or depth (most information about a place, more reviews, pictures etc.) or freshness (weeding out closed places, updating phone numbers etc.) Must the location be precise down to eight decimal places or is four good enough? What use is excellent coverage in Europe say, if the market for my app is based in Indonesia? and so on.
In my opinion, your best option here would be to run a simple beauty contest as described in a similar question here and base the results on the factors that are most important to you.
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I am working on a travel site where i need all the places list in a country. So instead of storing and updating it in the database I wanted to use a webservice to use.Please let me know if any similar webservice is available
You could try the data from open street map:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/
Try this google places api, i think its the most comprehensive since it is based on google maps
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Are there any good Webservices apart from Google one which can find me the distance between two Zip Codes?
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http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/json?origins=95050&destinations=94087&mode=bicycling&sensor=false
which is Google API. Are there any other API's that I can take a look? If yes, can anyone provide me the link for the same?
There is a very simple API that will calculate distance between two zip codes. There are also options for zipcodes within a radius and finding the lat/long and city/state. http://zipcodedistanceapi.redline13.com/
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I want to build a transfer protocol on top of TCP to send a certain type of file between two computers. I was wondering if there were any Resources, open source projects or books that I could look at to get an idea of what I should be doing.
A good place to start would be the W3C HTTP/1.1 standard or the HTTP/1.0 standard if you want to implement something simple. You probably only need to implement the GET verb if you just wan't simple I/O. You could also look at implementing JSON as a data interchange format. If you're looking for information on how to implement a TCP/IP server too, then there are several books on the subject.
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jXchange is apparently some sort of Web Service made by a company called Jack Henry. It's used for (I'm assuming) talking to your core AS400 system.
I've quite literally found nothing useful for documentation on how to get started using this.
Does anyone have experience with this and can direct me to a good starting point?
You can email a request for help to VendorQA#jackhenry.com if you are working for one of our customers licensed to jXCHANGE. We do have vendor documentation available provided that you are sponsored by a JHA customer.