MetaSite Federated Search Engine

Meta-Site Federated Pass-through Search Engine using either compliled VBScript or a Visual Basic 2008 exe? via a WPF enabled local? browser? with features from a site like [login to view URL] with some other components like those included at [login to view URL] No Indexing or Spidering is required.? Just? a user-definable MetaSearch or Federated Search Engine using? the [login to view URL] "GET" method.? Bidders sending sample URLs which are comparable in scope to this Federated? Search Engine? Bid Request get higher preference and more consideration. ## Deliverables 1) The actual GUI, input fields? and? functionality should incorporate generic non-copyrighted and non-patented features from? Federated Search Engines? like the ones found anywhere on the Web like those? at: <[login to view URL]>? with emphasis on adding the Custom Site Tabs described therein.? No Copyright violations should be? committed by the coder by? incorporating patented or copyrighted features and functions found at either <[login to view URL]>? or <[login to view URL]>? or any other site referenced herein. The Advanced Search Page features and functionality should include features found at: <[login to view URL]> 2) With the addition of input screens for UserID and Password to be stored locally on the desktop encrypted in an Access Table. 3) Convert some of the pertinent required and useful code constructs from VBA to VBScript from: <[login to view URL]> 4) Using some methods/Properties where helpful like those found at: <[login to view URL]> ? 5) This is what the call for the Search Results Page should look like for the custom Google Search, as an example using the keywords "sql" and "server": ? url = "<[login to view URL]>" Set xmlhttp = CreateObject("[login to view URL]") [login to view URL] "GET", url, false, "UserID", "Password" [login to view URL] "" [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Set xmlhttp = nothing 6) Both the Standard Web Sites and Tab? definitions and the Custom Web Site and Tab definitions should be stored in a local Access 2003 mdb database called CurrentWebSites.? The Standard web site definitions must be importable periodically from a master Access mdb called [login to view URL] ? 7) The resultant .vbs souce code deliverable must be fully compilable using: <[login to view URL]> 8) The program must work with either Internet Explorer 6, 7 or 8 as well as Google Chrome and FireFox.? No web browser installations can be used for this application, just .vbs compiled into a desktop .EXE by [login to view URL]