APP interop event day #1

Day one of the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP) interop event was a success, at least from my point-of-view. I was able to test the Propono client against Blogger.com/GData, AOL Journals and an implementation from Oracle. I found and fixed problems in Roller's APP implementation. Plus, it was great to meet all of the good folks implementing Atom and to get a close look at the Google campus. I'm getting ready to drive back to Google now so... gotta go.

Check out Tim Bray's blog for some photos of the event.



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Comments:

I'm interested in finding out what sort of methodology/tools/etc comes out of this interop-testing-fest. Can use use it to test other webby interfaces besides APP?

Posted by Patrick Mueller on April 17, 2007 at 12:38 PM EDT #

The testing was pretty ad hoc. We drew the interop grid on the white-board, tested clients against servers and filled in the squares. I believe Tim Bray's Atom Protocol Exerciser was the only automated test suite.

Posted by Dave Johnson on April 18, 2007 at 01:21 AM EDT #

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