Hi Antoine, we are covered by the general Google terms and services.
You may use any publicly documented finance API for commercial
applications (I do not believe that you can repackage or expose the
API through another commercial API though).
On Jul 29, 3:08 am, "Antoine Galataud" <anto...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Dion,
Thanks a lot for your quick answer. I've just tried your solution about json
result parsing for ticker search and it works well. As you said, it won't be
as stable as a formal API, but it's all we get :)
Do you have any idea of where I can find terms of use and licensing for
services exposed through this API (or website) ? Basically, can it be
included in a commercial API/application ?
Best Regards
2008/7/28 Dion Loy (Google) <dloy+gro...@google.com<dloy...@google.com>
Glad you like the first pass at the API. Here are the answers to your
questions:
1. cash management is not currently available in the API. We hope to
have this available eventually (no time frame, sorry =) ).
2. ticker search has not been exposed in a formal API. However if you
hit the main finance site, and load up Firebug (or other debugging
tools), you can probably see the json request and response that we use
when typing into the search box at the top. Since it's not a formal
API, I can't guarantee that it will remain the same forever, but for
now, this is what is available.
3. quote data we are unable to provide through a gdata api due to data
licensing restrictions. For news, you can use the RSS feed for a
company (see the RSS feed icon on any company page:
http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:MSFT).
On Jul 27, 8:21 am, antoine <Anto...@gmail.com> wrote:
I started to develop a little prototype using Finance API, and I must
say it is simple of use, efficient, and really well documented for
portfolio, position and transactions management.
However, I still get some questions about 3 services I could not find
in API or doc, that are available through finance.google.com web
pages:
- Cash management
- Ticker search
- Quotes and/or news for a specific ticker/company
Is there a way to access it I did not see, or is it not yet
available ? (maybe it will never be...)
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