[p2p-hackers] DTD for search requests

[Nick Lothian]

The closest you are going to come (AFAIK) is the Google API's WSDL:
http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl. 

Most search applications use different syntaxes for query strings rather
than an XML based query API.

Nick 

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> 
> is anybody aware of such DTD ?
> the following is part of XML i would like to see <file>
>   <fileName>Linux tutorial</fileName>
>   <fileType>document</fileType>
> 
>   <fileSizeMax units="Kbytes">10</fileSizeMax> </file>
> 
> i need something
> flexible, because sometimes i will look for folders and 
> sometimes for chat rooms ID's
> 
> thanks
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