You need to have (or sign-up for) a developer account (it's free)

Login, and click 'myWebServices' tab on the top bar menu

Now you can register a new application. On the right side, find the 'Register a new Application' box, and click on 'Sentiment Analysis (BETA)'

Fill the form, choose between a free subscription, on-demand or paid subscription, and click Save. (During BETA not all options are available).

Now you have activated the Sentiment Analysis web service for your new application.

In 'Your Active Web Service list' click on the application name to have access to subscription details, including the PublicAccessID and the SecretAuthKey.

Replace the PublicAccessID and SecretAuthKey in the code snippet below with yours data, and you are ready in less than 1 minute! Or even better, try the brand new IntellexereSDK (Java only for now), and you're ready with only few lines of code!

The PublicAccessID key is sent as clear text, and is used to identify both user and application. Our platform uses an hash based verification system to check the data integrity and the user identity.

The SecretAuthKey is only used locally to generate the hash, and it's never transmitted over the network. You never have to send it. Keep it secret!

API Documentation

Parameter	Description
publicAccessID	The PublicAccessID key is used to identify both user and application. The platform uses an hash based verification system to check the data integrity and the user identity.
authWSControlKey	The authWSControlKey is an hash key calculated on the submitted data. It is used to verify authorization to use the web service and to verify data integrity.
pText	Plain text to be analyzed Example: pText = 'What a fabulous hotel, the dinner was excellent.'
pLangID	Text (pText) language ID. Currently, only English 'en' is supported. Example: pLangID = 'en'

Quick Start - Code Snippets

Intellexere SDK Java Code Snippet - Sentiment Analysis

Java Code Snippet - Sentiment Analysis

PHP Code Snippet - Sentiment Analysis

Examples

Input:

pText = 'What a fabulous hotel, the dinner was excellent.'
pLangID = 'en'

Output:

                        				<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
                        				<response>
                        					<status>
                        						<timestamp>2011-10-31 11:48:34:559 +0000</timestamp>
                        						<message>OK</message>
                        						<code>200</code>
                        					</status>
                        					<service>
                        						<geo>US (WEST)</geo>
                        						<serviceID>nlp:sen:v1</serviceID>
                        						<provider>Intellexere Delivery Server V3</provider>
                        						<version>1.0</version></service>
                        					<results>
                        						<polarity>0.85</polarity>
                        						<esp>
                        							<unit index="1">
                        								<entity>hotel</entity>
                        								<sentiment>fabulous</sentiment>
                        								<polarity>0.7</polarity>
                        							</unit>
                        							<unit index="2">
                        								<entity>dinner</entity>
                        								<sentiment>excellent</sentiment>
                        								<polarity>1.0</polarity>
                        							</unit>
                        						</esp>
                        					</results>
                        				</response>