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ROME chapter complete


Over the weekend I finished the second of two new chapters I promised for RSS and Atom in Action. The first one covered Windows RSS. The one I finished late last night is the new Chapter 7 on "The ROME newsfeed utilities." Here's the outline:
  • Introducing ROME
    • How ROME works
      • The SyndFeed model
      • Parsers, generators and converters
      • The parsing process
      • The generation process
    • ROME limitations
    • The ROME subprojects
  • Parsing newsfeeds  with ROME
    • Parsing to the SyndFeed model
    • Parsing funky RSS
      • How to handle Dublin Core
      • How to handle <content:encoded>
    • Parsing to the RSS model
    • Parsing to the Atom model
  • Fetching newsfeed with ROME
    • How the ROME Fetcher works
    • Using the ROME fetcher
  • Generating newsfeeds with ROME
  • Extending ROME
    • The ROME plug-in architecture
    • Adding new modules to ROME
    • Overriding ROME
  • Summary
I also updated the book's example code, which you can find on Java.Net here: http://blogapps.dev.java.net.
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