import com.yahoo.search.*;import java.io.IOException;/** * Code sample to demonstrate using the Yahoo! Java API to perform a web * search. * * @author Ryan Kennedy */public class WebSearch {    public static void main(String[] args) {        // Create the search client. Pass it your application ID.        SearchClient client = new SearchClient("javasdktest");        // Create the web search request. In this case we're searching for        // java-related hits.        WebSearchRequest request = new WebSearchRequest("java");        try {            // Execute the search.            WebSearchResults results = client.webSearch(request);            // Print out how many hits were found.            System.out.println("Found " + results.getTotalResultsAvailable() +                    " hits for java! Displaying the first " +                    results.getTotalResultsReturned() + ".");            // Iterate over the results.            for (int i = 0; i < results.listResults().length; i++) {                WebSearchResult result = results.listResults()[i];                // Print out the document title and URL.                System.out.println("   " + (i + 1) + ": " + result.getTitle() + " - " +                        result.getUrl());            }        }        catch (IOException e) {            // Most likely a network exception of some sort.            System.err.println("Error calling Yahoo! Search Service: " +                    e.toString());            e.printStackTrace(System.err);        }        catch (SearchException e) {            // An issue with the XML or with the service.            System.err.println("Error calling Yahoo! Search Service: " +                    e.toString());            e.printStackTrace(System.err);        }    }}