How can I link up the Google Finance API to display stock data in Flash? Any Flash + JavaScript mashup code would be great! Even code that can just access Google Finance's data would be great for starters! Better still, code that can access Google Finance's data and convert it into a CSV or suitable format for these chart componen...
Hello, Can someone help me out on this. I have a problem with the return results from an google-api call I want to echo them back as html, but firefox keeps displaying a feed page. In IE, I get an error saying that an xml document can only contain one toplevel element wich must be the atom "feed" element, so I don't get that. What ca...
Hi, I am looking for some stock symbol look-up API. I could able to query yahoo finance with a symbol & could able to retrieve the stock price & other details. I am looking for some auto-complete stock look-up API like if i query fo "Go*" ... how can i get all stock symbols starting with GO* = Goog etc ... is there any APi for wildc...
Hey everyone, I have a java project that I'm working on which was working until a few days ago. I'm not sure what I did to my Eclipse set-up to hose it but now I'm getting a java.lang.ClassNotFoundException when I try to run some code that accesses the google finance api. I've built a small test application that uses the google finance ...
Trying to implement a web service which should have exactly the same function as http://www.google.com/finance the search quotes box when user type the stock name or company name, the right stock name is suggested while typing. my service will using historical information from google finance, so get proper quote name from google is a m...
Hi, I am looking for getting some rss feeds for finance news. I know, there are few like Yahoo finance RSS, Reuters RSS feeds but from terms & conditions, they mentioned that we cannot use them for commercial. I am planning for an iPhone app where i need to show stock/finance news for stocks etc. Would be great if someone can point me...
I've been searching around for a definitive answer but have yet to find one. It seems as though the simple answer is "no" because the GoogleAPIs use too many Java classes that aren't included in Android. If that's the case then I need to ask another question: what is the best way to parse information from "http://www.google.com/finance/...