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The source for my personal web site hosted at http://adamdotcom.com/ http://adam.kahtava.com/ See my blog for more details on this source: http://adam.kahtava.com/journal/category/open-source/adc-website/

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An Amazon Review and Wish List Consumer for .NETGet your Reviews and Wish List from Amazon then store it locally in XML format. IntroductionTo use this module for your own Amazon reviews and product lists you will need to sign-up for the following: An Amazon Web Service (AWS) access key. ... [More] http://aws.amazon.com/ An Amazon Associates tag. https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/join An Amazon Account. http://www.amazon.com/gp/css/homepage.html Then you will need to write a review or create a wish list, and then find the following: The listid you want to retrieve a list from. Don't know where to find this? I found my ListId by navigating to my wish list: http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/registry.html/?id=3JU6ASKNUS7B8 then pulling out 3JU6ASKNUS7B8 (the identifier after id= from the url). The CustomerId you want to retrieve reviews from. Don't know where to find this? I found my CustomerId by navigating to my reviews: http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-reviews/A2JM0EQJELFL69/ then pulling out A2JM0EQJELFL69 (the last element of the url). Example //Hydrate the request object with your Amazon details IAmazonRequest amazonRequest = new AmazonRequest(); amazonRequest.AssociateTag = "adamkahtavaap-20"; amazonRequest.AWSAccessKeyId = "1MRF________MR2"; amazonRequest.CustomerId = "A2JM0EQJELFL69"; amazonRequest.ListId = "3JU6ASKNUS7B8"; //Hydrate your file parameter object with your file details (where you want the files saved to) IFileParameters fileParameters = new FileParameters(); string folderPath = Path.Combine(HttpContext.Current.Request.PhysicalApplicationPath, "Xml"); fileParameters.ProductFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Products.xml"; fileParameters.ReviewFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Reviews.xml"; fileParameters.ErrorFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Errors.xml"; IAmazonApplication amazonApplication = new AmazonApplication(amazonRequest, fileParameters); amazonApplication.Save(); [Less]

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A dumping ground for scripts. Today the repository contains: twitter client collaboratively composed by Adam Geras and me (Adam Kahtava) in PowerShell. Original post: Twitter on PowerShell. Web Developer exercise for getting a job at Google. Original post: Getting a Job At Google, A Web ... [More] Developer Fizzbuzz Ontology programming exercise or PowerShell related posts visit this URL: http://adam.kahtava.com/journal/category/powershell/ Feel free to join and contribute!! :) [Less]

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A repository of the services hosted on my site. View my list of publicly available services: http://adam.kahtava.com/publicly-available-web-services/ See my blog for more specific details on these services: http://adam.kahtava.com/journal/category/open-source/adc-services/

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