I'm thinking it would be convenient to alert interested parties to the completion of the build process via an Atom or RSS feed. I'm guessing someone somewhere has taken the time to do this, but...maybe your google-fu is better than mine, but this turns out to be a hard thing to search for. ...
Hi all, I'm setting up an Atom server to act as a REST-ful interface to my backend database. I'd like to put together some tests to ensure: - the output is Atom and AtomPub compliant - the data produced is a correct representation of the state of the database I'm comfortable enough with the concept of setting up the database in a known...
I've been banging my head on my desk for hours trying to figure out why I can't access the entry.author.name content? I've tried every possible way to access it but failed. But when I loop through all nodes with xml.children I see the author node. I see the author node is apart of the atom namespace but it doesn't have a namespac...
Hi, I'm trying to find a library that can read a given RSS/Atom feed, and that can guess its format and abstract it as a list of items. The idea is to build a simple RSS reader that could take any feed. I know PHP has a few libraries doing just that, but I can't find any .Net version. ...
I'm in the process of creating a blog for somebody. They want to pull in a lot of data and integrate it quite tightly into the design, so standard widgets are a no-no. That's been fine until now. They have a public access Google Calendar with various events on it and I want to grab the next 5 events (from "now" onwards) and display the...
Hi guys To make it simple, I've got a Flex application with Advanced Data Grids binded with XML and Atom feeds. With my XML file, the application works very well: jiraList = new XMLList(event.result.channel.item); However, when I try to access Atom feeds, I cannot go lower than "event.result". This works: clarityList = event.res...
I went to Jim Webber presentation and in the middle of his apresentation he stated that ATOM is a good replace for JMS in many cases. Since JMS is a messaging service, I'm curious about that. Are you guys using ATOM as a messaging service? Is it reliable and scalable? The greatest advantage of JMS is that it uses the push method (the se...
What's a good solution to parse an RSS/ATOM feed and present the content in a Rails view? ...
I'm trying to build a Google Calendar compatible feed (atom), that users can subscribe to and use to receive updates, but everything I've read so far involves communicating with Google using the GData APIs. I just want to provide a feed url that can be added to Google Calendar if the user chooses to do so. When I tried adding the <gd:wh...
Dear all I need to "proxy" a feed and leave most of the nodes unspoiled and transform the content of a few known nodes by calling some java methods and return the transformed feed Of course I prefer to avoid - loading in memory the whole feed - transform other nodes - bad performance It's a kind of java pipe ! Thanks for your re...
Hello, We're building an "on-demand" feed parsing service (http://superfeedr.com) that developers can plug directly into their own applications. Instead of building your own feed parsing module, and spending days in setting it up and maintaining it, we do the "hard" work for you and our service sends you updates in real-time and standar...
I have a link that renders an rss feed, is there a way to have firefox display the source of this link as opposed to popping up the Add Live Bookmark dialog? ...
I have an application that polls several rss sources on the web. What is the etiquette when polling other's web servers. How frequently to poll, etc? What are the best practices? ...
Possible Duplicate: Recommended Python RSS/Atom feed generator? The Universal Feed Parser can read feeds, but anything similar for writing different types of feeds (RSS x.x, Atom, etc)? Or do I just have to bite the bullet and hand-produce the XML? ...
Is there a sensible setup for private feeds (rss or atom) with some sort of security and authentication? The application in question creates "private news" with sensible information for each user and the request is to present these news via feeds. Only the user may gain access and read his news and should be able to subscribe to then. ...
Hi all, I have a project that will send an email with certain data to a gmail account. I think that it will probably be easier to read the atom feed rather than connect through pop the url that I should be using according to google is https://gmail.google.com/gmail/feed/atom The question/problem is how do I authenticate the email a...
I am thinking of writing a daemon to loop through feeds and then add them into the database as ActiveRecord objects. Firstly, one problem I am facing is that I cannot reliably retrieve the author/user of a story using the feed-normalizer gem. It appears that some times, it does not recognize the tag (I don't know if anyone else has fac...
Building a feed service, I am on the fence with which I should use. The purest in me want to push and promote ATOM, but RSS is widely adopted. Maybe the simple answer is I offer both. If I go with both do I push my users along and default to ATOM, or have that if users ask for it. Throughts? ...
Using the .NET System.ServiceModel.Syndication classes... I would like to add a new SyndicationElementExtension to a SyndicationItem that will export the following XML: <media:thumbnail url="http://www.foo.com/keyframe.jpg" width="75" height="50" time="12:05:01.123" /> Something along the lines of: syndicationItem.ElementExtensions....
I read in the Atom 1.0 spec that for text constructs the type attribute is optional and if left out the processor must behave as if the value was "text". I'm dealing with a processor (Googlebase, cough..) that doesn't want to see the attribute at all in the feed I'm submitting. Since I'm using the fancy new SyndicationFeed from System....