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postal dude
Thundercats
RAZOR Alliance
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Posted - 2008.03.25 22:19:00 -
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As I understand there is no standings export via the API or the eve-online website.
I poked around in the eve-cache folders and stumbled over a file with the corp standings in it. Before I start to implement an app in C# to parse the file: Is it legal or an eula-violation? Has somebody already wrote such an app?
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postal dude
Thundercats
RAZOR Alliance
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Posted - 2008.03.26 10:10:00 -
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Edited by: postal dude on 26/03/2008 10:11:16
 Originally by: CCP Lingorm
In short : Yes you can do it, please don't change the file.
Thank you very much! It was easy to implement the file-format. The only problem is, that only the standings from your corp are cached, but thats good enough for me:
If anybody wants the source, Iam willing to upload it 
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postal dude
Thundercats
RAZOR Alliance
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Posted - 2008.03.26 13:05:00 -
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Okay then, here it is. I release this under the GNU GPLv3.
Please note, this is only for reading the standings out of the cache, if you want to parse other cachefiles, this program is no use for you.
Usage: You have to point the app to your cache folder. It is somewhere in you application-data-folder (OS-specific). The folder you must browse to looks like this: "[...]\cache\MachoNet\87.237.38.200\189\CachedMethodCalls".
Then just press "Read Standings". Please note it reads the standings from the first standings-cache file it finds, so make sure there is no out-of-date cache file. (Is that even possible? I dont know if EVE deletes old files in there)
Have fun with it ;)
eve_cache_standings-gpl.zip
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postal dude
Thundercats
RAZOR Alliance
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Posted - 2008.03.26 16:15:00 -
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Edited by: postal dude on 26/03/2008 16:15:06
Originally by: Shinhan
Where is the binary? Not everybody has Microsoft Visual Studio 9.
Here you go: EveCacheStandings.exe
(GNU GPLv3 applies here too.)
Originally by: Shinhan
How long did it took you to find the headers and do you have any tips on how to find the headers for other data?
I wanna see if the Market Price History is cached... :)
Well, it took me a few hours. I am working on a decoder for all the cachefiles at the moment. I cant tell you if the market price history is cached yet, but you can try and look at the cache yourself, a few words are plaintext in them
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