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RSS and Atom in Action forum: The latest version of is Blogapps 1.0.1, which was released August 6, 2006 (today) to make the examples compatible with the latest version of the Windows RSS Platform (i.e. the one that shipped last week with IE7 beta 3). Also in 1.0.1 are some fixes to the Blogapps servers' Atom protocol implementation.I've mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again now that the book is out. I'm going to be hosting, supporting and maintaining the examples for RSS and Atom in Action as Blogapps -- an open source project at Java.NET.
Dave Johnson in Blogging
06:07PM Aug 06, 2006
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02:33PM Aug 03, 2006
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Dave Johnson in General
02:04PM Aug 03, 2006
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Support feed and item ids. The item.id property does not reflect the RSS <guid> or Atom <id> of the item/entry in the original feed. Plus, it's an integer -- not the right type for a URN. If you want to get the actual feed or item/entry id you have to parse the XML. Make it easy to get the real id if there is one.And in Walter vonKoch's list, you can see that they fixed the problem:
5. Added FeedItem.Guid to reflect xml element <atom:id> or <guid>In doing that they broke some code in my book (I'll fix the examples download this weekend), but I can't really complain about that.
7.3 Renamed Feed.Id to Feed.LocalId
7.4 Renamed FeedItem.Id to FeedItem.LocalId
Dave Johnson in Microsoft
06:19AM Aug 02, 2006
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Gilad Bracha: "It has come to our attention that some people want to program in things other than Java"
Dave Johnson in Java
06:08AM Aug 02, 2006
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Dave Johnson in General
12:01PM Aug 01, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Microsoft
04:44PM Jul 31, 2006
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Beyond blogging: Atom format and protocol. Like XML-RPC and SOAP before, feeds and publishing protocols were born in the blogopshere and quickly moved beyond blogging. Nowadays, web service providers are using RSS/Atom feeds and REST-based publishing protocols as lightweight alternatives to SOAP. And developers are finding new ways to combine web services from different sites into new applications, known as "mash-ups" in the lingo of Web 2.0. If you'd like to do the same, then attend this talk to learn about the new IETF Atom feed format (RFC-4287) and the soon-to-be-finalized Atom protocol, which together form a strong foundation for REST-based web services development.Here's a rough outline of the talk:
Dave Johnson in Blogging
08:12AM Jul 29, 2006
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Dave Johnson in General
04:30PM Jul 25, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
04:20PM Jul 25, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
07:00PM Jul 24, 2006
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Dave Johnson in General
06:59PM Jul 24, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
01:56PM Jul 21, 2006
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Forrester: As an open source solution, Roller has been deployed only in a few instances, but it has been used by thousands of bloggers on a single installation. It features an excellent ability to allow administrators to manage permissions across blogs, but individual blog management is cumbersome, and robust content management workflow tools are lacking. Roller is ideally suited for companies that want to deploy blogs in an enterprise where content management and oversight will be minimal.Since I participated in the study, I was able to read the full report, both the Roller report ($795) and the market overview ($995). Roller didn't do so well in the comparison chart (see Charlene Li's post), but we're still ranked as a strong contender -- especially for companies interested in Sun-style trust-your-employees blogging. Overall, I think the report is fair and accurate. I definitely agree that parts of Roller's authoring/admin UI are cumbersome and in need of redesign, but Forrester isn't very specific about the areas that need improvement.
Dave Johnson in Roller
05:12AM Jul 19, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Links
02:59PM Jul 18, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Roller
02:42PM Jul 18, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
09:54AM Jul 18, 2006
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02:59PM Jul 15, 2006
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Dave Johnson in Roller
07:32AM Jul 15, 2006
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