ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM
GOOGLE ENGINE <- Call Google API's- GOOGLE API <- USER INPUTGOOGLE ENGINE -JSON Data Results-> GOOGLE API -Site Object-> USER INPUT
When a user inputs something, it
is limited specifically to the amount of how many requests a day it is allowed.
With the Google API (Google AdWords API – lets developers builds applications that
interact directly with the AdWords platform. You can develop it in many popular
programming languages such as Java, PHP, Python, .NET, Perl, Ruby, and
JavaScript.), if the request surpasses the limited the user will receive an
error message. The limits can be reached if you send too many requests a day, sending
requests too fast, sending requests too fast for too long or otherwise abusing
the web service, and exceeding other usage limits.
When someone is using Google API,
the API will call on the Google App Engine (it lets you run web applications on
Google’s infrastructure), with it, you can create your very own domain name using
the Google Apps.
Google App Engine is written in
several languages, this include the JSON or the JavaScript Object Notation. JSON
format is sometimes used in serializing and transmitting structured data over a
network connection. JSON is also used primarily to transmit data between a
server and web application, serving as an alternative to XML.
As the result of the Google
Engine that was released by the JSON based Google Engine, you’re Google API
(which is made using .PHP) must also synchronize with it.
The Site Object which provides access
to properties in the SDF file as well as some useful methods that
make it easier to process template files and it is used for that reason.
