Weather.com XML Data Feed will seas to exist on Ocotber 31st 2011, and will be replaced by The Weather Channel® API that will require commercial subscription. So, it's time to say goodbay to
Weather.com .NET client. Below part of the official statement from Weather.com:
The
weather.com® XML Data Feed will terminate at midnight Eastern time on October 31, 2011
Kudos to gtwilliams3 for letting me know about this change.
Cheers, Max Mulawa
Project description
Weather.com .NET client abstracts interaction with weather.com free service (http://www.weather.com/services/xmloap.html) providing weather conditions data. Weather.com .NET client enables retrieving weather conditions for today or weather forecast for up
to 4 days in advance.
Target Framework: .NET 2.0 and above.
Powered by: Maksymilian Mulawa
All the details can be found under
Documentation tab.
It's simple
It's really easy to get weather conditions for today, sample code can be found below. Check
Getting started section before diving into
How to's,.
WeatherClient client = new WeatherClient("[Partner Id here]", "[License Key here]");
List<Location> locations = client.GetLocation("Warsaw,Poland");
Location location = locations[0];
CurrentWeatherInfo conditions = client.GetCurrentConditions(location);
Features
- Search for location from US or outside US
- Retrieve weather conditions for today in given location
- Retrieve weather forecast for up to 4 days in advance.
- Retrieve raw XML from Weather.com service and use sample
XSLT transformations (see
Downloads) to transform results to HTML
Support
- Submit questions in the "Discussions" section.
- submit bugs and feature request in the "Issue Tracker" section.
Licence
New BSD License (BSD)
Feedback appreciated.