Archive for the 'Upcoming.org' Category
upcoming.org Java library updates
Published Fri Mar 2006 inI have updated the upcoming.org Java library to support the new token based authentication. You can download version 0.4 of the Upcoming library here.
This is mainly an update to support the new authentication methods. I need to do a bit more work to handle some of the data that is returned in the response.Updated Upcoming.org Java module
Published Tue Nov 2005 inI have updated the upcoming.org java module. Here is a quick list of changes.
- No longer pass the username and password when not required.
- Added calls to metro.getMyList and user.getInfoByUsername
Upcoming.org Java frontend
Published Fri Jul 2005 in
So I have had an itch to learn Swing for a while now, and after making the Upcoming.org Java library I figured this would be a great time to give it a shot. Here is the first look at the "Upcoming Manager".
After just a few hours of trying to use Swing and the Flow/Box/Gridbag/Spring Layout managers, really makes me wish there was something like Glade for Swing.
Don't expect this to be released for a while, it is coming along pretty slow.
Updated Upcoming.org Java Library
Published Tue Jun 2005 inI have just uploaded a new upcoming.jar file. This version contains better java doc. Thanks to Mike Putnam for pointing out some problems. As usual you can get the jar file from the Upcoming.org Modules page.
Upcoming.org Java Library
Published Tue May 2005 inI have also just created a Java library to interface with the Upcoming.org api. You can find it here It could use some better javadoc and maybe a seperate source jar? Let me know what you think.
Upcoming.org Python Module
Published Sun May 2005 inI have just released a Python module for the Upcoming.org API. You can find it here. If you use it, please send all bugs, suggestions, patches to jay@socialistsoftware.com
Upcoming.org Modules
Published Sun May 2005 in
Python
Download 0.1
Example
import Upcoming
u = Upcoming.Upcoming('username', 'password', 'key')
events = u.searchForEvents('Shins')
for e in events:
print e.id + ' : ' + e.name
Output
14138 : The Shins
17314 : The Shins
17002 : The Shins
Upcoming.py Pydoc
ApiFilters.py Pydoc
Java
Download 0.3.
Example
import java.util.ArrayList;
import com.socialistsoftware.upcoming.*;
public class UpTest {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Upcoming up = new Upcoming("username", "password", "key");
ArrayList lists = up.getWatchlist();
for (int i = 0; i < lists.size(); i++){
Watchlist w = (Watchlist)lists.get(i);
String id = w.getEventId();
Event e = (Event)up.getEventInfo(id).get(0);
System.out.println(w.getEventId() + " : " + e.getName());
}
}
}
Output
12447 : The Decemberists, Okkervill River
14135 : Q and not U
15001 : Fiery Furnaces, Dios Malos
14138 : The Shins
15517 : Electric Six and VHS or Beta
15516 : Built to Spill
15515 : Built to Spill
15737 : The Mars Volta
17074 : ... And you Will Know Us by the Trail of the Dead w/ International Noise Conspiracy and We Are Wolves
17078 : Spoon w/ The Clientele
18294 : Maroon 5
18543 : Nuggets vs Spurs
19323 : testEventName
19449 : WeedenFete
The javadoc is here.
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