Web sites that have joined Amazon.com's associates program, can build a storefront using the functionality in the Nun.Me.Shu framework. There are three ways of requesting information from Amazon's XML/HTTP web service: (1) with the <amazonproduct> element, by entering individual product IDs (ASINs), (2) with the <amazonkeywordslist> element, by providing a keyword and (3) with the <amazoncataloglist> element by providing an Amazon catalog id.
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MoreOver.com organizes the latest news headlines in interest categories. The information about these news headlines can be requested through an XML/HTTP web service, as well as with a JavaScript call. The XML/HTTP web service can be accessed with the <moreovernewslist> element, by providing a category name.
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Yahoo.com provides many usefull services. One of them is a service which returns a street/city/area map when you enter a street address. With this service you can also receive driving directions from one address to another. These driving directions can be requested in a simple straightforward way from within the Nun.Me.Shu framework: the <yahoodirections> element adds a form for a street address entry to a page. Submitting the form will open a Yahoo! page with driving directions from the entered street address to an address that is defined with attributes in the <yahoodirections> element.
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