I've been busy lately with other things, so this little side project hasn't really taken priority. I managed to squeeze in a few minutes the other day to add some comments and whatnot to make these source files a little more easy to follow. Instead of hosting the app on SourceForge.net, I decided to just make them freely available off of my web site. I included to sample output implementation files, so users can see how to write their own. I didn't include a README, since I thought it was pretty much straight-forward.
Basically, the app is comprised of three files: the main file that does all the processing/querying, an interface file so users can write their own output implementation, and an output implementation file (as I said before, I included two samples). The files are written using the Java language. Users will need to download the JDK in order to compile the programs. Java 1.2 or higher is preferred. Just download all the files in the same directory, and compile them:
javac *.java
Then just run the main file using the demo class file MyListOutput as the output implementation:
java Show MyListOutput
This will give you a list of the options. For now, the program only handles SFR (type=1) and Rental (type=7) property types as the others give different HTML output that I haven't had time to decipher.
Let me kow if you find any problems and/or can improve on the program.
Show.java
ShowOutput.java
MyListOutput.java
MySQLOutput.java
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Too cool, Steve! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Martin. BTW, I have a version for WCAD (both list and MySQL versions) I'll email you. I finally figured out how they set their daily keys, which made everything else a breeze afterward. I'm sure one could do the same for TravisCAD as well.
BTW, to everyone else ... I only mentioned emailing Martin since those specific programs are only for a certain appraisal district's web site down here.
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