

So, then I could parse the individual XML to extract the description, SKU, etc. I feel this way because it's an obvious solution and thats what the client keeps asking for.doesn't mean that it's correct though. What I feel I need to do is GET the XML for a product and grab the image and store them. My categories contain thousands (over 40k for instance) of products. I find it easy to adhoc a script to use a GET request for each XML file and image.then could dump them into directories, but Icecat does NOT want you to rip very large amounts. Here is where I run into question/concern.
#Icecat database free#
The OpenICEcat project is a unique open catalogue project in co-operation with manufacturers, directed at creating a worldwide free product catalogue.English (UK, US), Chinese (Traditional, Simplified), Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Arabic, Italian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Dutch, Polish, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Czech, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Greek, Kroatian, Catalan and Georgian. More than 30 languages are supported incl. OpenIcecat is a worldwide unique open catalogue in co-operation with 250+ sponsoring manufacturers and 10,000+ using channel partners.Open ICEcat is as an open catalog, not to be confused with commercial catalogs like offered by ICEcat Inc (Full ICEcat), Gfk/Etilize and Cnet. This fast growth and worldwide coverage makes Open ICEcat by far the most successful Open Catalog.

Catalogues cover IT, CE, Telecom and Office. The Open Catalogue is used by over 11.800 e-business partners. Including English (UK & US), Russian, Spanish, Finnish, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, German, French, Dutch, and many others. In January 2011 Open ICEcat has grown to some 250 manufacturers and supports 33 languages. On the user side, similar growth has been seen. As of March 2007, this number has grown to more than 90 manufacturers, including participants from consumer electronics like Sony, Philips and Kodak, and the telecom industry. Among the earliest contributors are Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, IBM and Lenovo. Open ICEcat began formally in December 2005 with 20 participating IT manufacturers. The users of the product content are distributors, resellers, retailers, comparison websites or online shopping directories, enterprise resource planning systems or the manufacturers themselves.

#Icecat database license#

An Open ICEcat Database is a product database managed b ICEcat.
