As an alternative to spiders you might try Browse3d. It can forward cache up to 180 pages at a time, has a pretty cool GUI (rotating, configurable three-dimensional cube with the pages laid out on it; picture a Rubik's Cube covered in web pages instead of coloured squares.)
You can configure one page to contain thumbs of up to (I think) twenty-five pages at a time, and highlight each one for details. Lots of neat shit.
Downside: prolonged use can cause major headaches due to your eyes adjusting to a "three dimensional" interface which is in fact flat ... makes you get queasy when you look at the actually 3-D world after looking at the simulated 3-D for four or five hours. This may not be a universal thing however; I do get it when using Browse3D, the ROOMS desktop UI, some first-person-shooter video games, etc. Obviously not everyone suffers the same problem or the products would likely not exist.
Phaedrus
You can configure one page to contain thumbs of up to (I think) twenty-five pages at a time, and highlight each one for details. Lots of neat shit.
Downside: prolonged use can cause major headaches due to your eyes adjusting to a "three dimensional" interface which is in fact flat ... makes you get queasy when you look at the actually 3-D world after looking at the simulated 3-D for four or five hours. This may not be a universal thing however; I do get it when using Browse3D, the ROOMS desktop UI, some first-person-shooter video games, etc. Obviously not everyone suffers the same problem or the products would likely not exist.
Phaedrus
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Phaedrus:
As an alternative to spiders you might try http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=876. It can forward cache up to 180 pages at a time, has a pretty cool GUI (rotating, configurable three-dimensional cube with the pages laid out on it; picture a Rubik's Cube covered in web pages instead of coloured squares.)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
sounds cool
anyone in here use this?
As an alternative to spiders you might try http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=876. It can forward cache up to 180 pages at a time, has a pretty cool GUI (rotating, configurable three-dimensional cube with the pages laid out on it; picture a Rubik's Cube covered in web pages instead of coloured squares.)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
sounds cool
anyone in here use this?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by newbie666:
http://www.mimtech.com/cgi-mimtech/sport/spiders/sssp_livelines.pl<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Looks like
line movement but this site is alot faster !
http://www.mimtech.com/cgi-mimtech/sport/spiders/sssp_livelines.pl<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Looks like
line movement but this site is alot faster !
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Java:
Codeworks-
The program name: sssp_livelines.pl is in both links. Too much to be a coincidence. Must be the same software program.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, it's the same software.
The original site is so slow because all requests for line updates go through their own servers (Mimtech's), and then to the sportsbooks' websites.
As I understand it, they also sell (or lease) the software to end users. The end users install the software on their own servers, and the spiders go directly to the sportsbooks' websites. That's why "Dime Lines" service is so much quicker.
Codeworks-
The program name: sssp_livelines.pl is in both links. Too much to be a coincidence. Must be the same software program.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, it's the same software.
The original site is so slow because all requests for line updates go through their own servers (Mimtech's), and then to the sportsbooks' websites.
As I understand it, they also sell (or lease) the software to end users. The end users install the software on their own servers, and the spiders go directly to the sportsbooks' websites. That's why "Dime Lines" service is so much quicker.
I was also hunting for something like this. I gave up and just hooked up 3 computers.
Now im lookinf for something to make my lines screen automatically update after so many seconds. I think its different than simply refreshing for sites like pinnacle where you actually have to hit update vs the refresh button. Newbiee, hows your workin?
Now im lookinf for something to make my lines screen automatically update after so many seconds. I think its different than simply refreshing for sites like pinnacle where you actually have to hit update vs the refresh button. Newbiee, hows your workin?
why dont you just
parse, the html code
from the exactly lines...
in perl, you can use, a module, parse,
html extractor,
HTML
ARSER, perl use perl
www.anysportsbook.com/viewlines/
parse, the html code
from the exactly lines...
in perl, you can use, a module, parse,
html extractor,
HTML
ARSER, perl use perl
www.anysportsbook.com/viewlines/
