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A Java API to login to the Google Analytics service and retrieve XML reports. Version 1.1 Feature List
Version 1.0 Feature List
Version 0.9 Feature ListVersion 0.9 has been release. Again thanks to Andrew Kerr for the updates: Version 0.8 Feature List
Version 0.8 has been release. Again thanks to Andrew Kerr for the updates: Version 0.8 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Version 0.7 has been released. I personally haven't had time to revisit some of the servlet examples. This release has added a report type and a paged approach instead of the older max limit which was no longer working. Thanks to Andrew Kerr for the changes. Version 0.7 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Version 0.6 has been released and was long overdue! The KML JSP tag finally works again with the new Google Analytics reports. Version 0.6 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Version 0.5 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Version 0.4 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Version 0.3 Feature ListFeatures in this release include:
Please visit our repository ( http://janalytics.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ ) and checkout the Eclipse project. The current build is available on the Downloads tab. The build is compatible for a 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6 runtime environment. For a demo please vising the live demo site. As of JAnalytics Version 0.3 there is an additional KML Demo featuring the analytics.kml tag. Analytics KML TagThe analytics.kml JSP tag was added to JAnalytics Version 0.3. This tag transforms for your Google Analytics Geo Map Overlay into a KML (Keyhole Markup Language) file. The KML is ready for you to save an open with Google Earth or the Google Maps API. The KML Demo form submits to a JSP that is only 3 lines long (Figure 1). It's really this easy to use!
Figure 1: Using the KML JSP tag to transform your Google Analytics Geo Map Overlay into a KML. Next save this as KML file and open it up with Google Earth or view it on Google Maps (Figure 2).
Figure 2: Viewing your KML on Google Maps. |