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I'm curious -- what are RSS1 people's reactions to using Atom elements in RSS feeds? I ask because I'm designing an extension that can be used (currently) in...
... I would use <fh:prev>http://www.example.com/foo/1</fh:prev> It's simpler and cleaner. The Atom alternative doesn't actually add any information not...
Tha'ts not the semantic I'm looking for at all; it's not that there's a previous version of the same document, it's that there's a different document that can...
Sorry for my late reply. The forthcoming IE7 supports RSS 2.0 and claims to support RSS 1.0. I prepare RSS feed in 3 versions: RSS 2.0, RSS 1.1, RSS 1.0. The ...
Greetings. I've been musing about the possibility of using RSS as a kind of pseudo Web Service and would like some opinions on the concept. RSS would be used...
I'd recommend against it. You're assumedly going to have a server at one end that's not going to be an RSS server, a client at the other end that's not going...
Indeed, why bother wrapping it in RSS at all? If all you're passing is RDF data then why not simply pass it using REST principles? Just pull the data via...
... I've never understood the desire to build transport layers on top of HTTP and call them "Web Services". TCP/IP is a proven transport layer. SSL and TLS are...
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 06:47:12 -0700, James Holderness ... It would be more of a peer-to-peer situation, where each machine would be both an RSS server and an...
... RSS isn't a transport layer. It's a data format. One commonly transported over HTTP. If all you want to do is move data from one machine to another then...
Although I take the point which about RSS not being ideal for data interchange. There are some good reasons to use RSS over other methods. 1. Its pretty easy...
... If you're looping through data then it's just data, that it's structured as items inside an rss element really doesn't make all that much difference. I'd...
So generally you would disagree with RSS as a web API? like how Greg describes it? [1] Realistically if you look at the average RSS feed from a blog with full ...
... <sigh> The point isn't to argue interpretations. You asked about grafting non-RSS data into an RSS feed. The suggestion is why bother? If you've got ...
... The ampersand (&) is not correctly escaped as & You get a similar error message if you try the feed document in your browser: XML Parsing Error: not...
H All, I am new to this list and have a couple of questions, apologies if they have been asked too often.. I am creating some feeds with perl and XML::RSS....
I have been hand coding html pages for 8 or 9 years now. I prefer to hand code, because I am a programmer by nature, and it allows me to better understand what...
... If you've got database storage it's often a lot less headache to use that for building your RSS feeds. That way you only have to learn the tedious bits of...
For future reference, this mailing list is really only meant for RSS 1.0 related discussions. Since your feeds are using RSS 2.0 (which is a substantially...
... This is just a wild guess, but I suspect that Thunderbird may not be capable of handling updating entries. It wouldn't surprise me if there were many ...
Hello James/All ... I was thinking the same when I woke up this morning and it makes sense. I can fix that but for further feeds I will be creating it might...
... Oh ok. I'm sorry I misunderstood what you were doing. When I looked at the feed all I saw was a list of entries that appeared to be showing the content of...
Hi I am new to RSS I was just wondering how cud we parse RSS of some site in our application in .NET(C# ASP). Is their any API for that ? Thank you ... ===...
