New Live Search SDK released

Thanks to ActiveWin for finding this, a new Live Search SDK (version 1.1b, 3/15/08) with samples for Visual Studio 2005 is up and ready for download. According to the download page:

The Live Search SDK provides documentation that describes the core concepts, requirements, development guidelines, and class library for the Live Search Web Service. The SDK also contains sample code that demonstrates application development techniques using the Live Search Web Service.

More information can be found at the Live Search Web Service Development Forum, including "additional applications, including those written by members of the community and in a variety of Open Source languages".

Published Mar 18 2008, 12:05 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Live Search, SDK

Comments

	Meteor said: 恩,技术文档是不错的.就是等中文的. 微软对中国的重视程度不够啊.连个live邮箱服务器都没个在大陆的.政府只要一封锁,live邮箱就上不去了 March 18, 2008 1:28 PM
	olliewally255 said: Kinda off-topic, but can I just say this is among the most opinionated and close-minded websites I have ever been on. Can ever Microsoft ever do everything wrong? According to this website,no. And is microsoft's is competition scum? Yes, according to this website all o' 'em (implicitly) At least Long Zheng actually suggests that Microsoft is wrong and sometimes has evil intentions once in a while. March 18, 2008 10:06 PM
	Chris said: Olly, sure we don't bash Microsoft but anybody can do that. If you want to see our criticisms of Microsoft, go through our archive and read the posts on Windows Live branding, or Spaces, or Search. (FYI we use Google Analytics, Facebook, Twitter, Firefox etc etc - hardly competitor scum) March 18, 2008 10:38 PM
	surilamin said: Give me a break olliewally255, slashdot and digg dedicate themselves to bashing Microsoft and praising just about anything else. Microsoft can have its fans too. March 19, 2008 2:09 AM