I am developing an app that will monitor several thousands of feeds from across the web. I have a simple RSS reader that will do the trick, but I am worried about bandwidth and latency issues - this
Feedburner(http://feedburne开发者_开发百科r.google.com) provides statistics about RSS feed of subscribers and reaches. This is interesting.
I try to publish Atom feed (generated with Rome) using Java 6 SE httpserver. For correct feed discovery in FireFox I need custom headers.
I am developing a background wallpaper changer for Windows. I am looking into pulling images from RSS feeds. As how they are displayed from feed to feed changes, I am currently pulling the page as tex
Right now, I\'m using PyRSS2Gen to generate an RSS document (resyndicating a modification of an rss feed that was parsed with feedparser), but I can\'t fig开发者_StackOverflow中文版ure out how to add
I have a task to do. I need to download a web page and to see if the page contains any RSS feeds. I know how to download a web page to string using Http APIs in C#, but how can I determine the http
I am pulling data from an RSS Feed. One of the keys in the feed is is a string representing the date and time the item was created.
This is an extremely weird problem: wondering if anybody has experienced this before. My code, an RSS parser of Flickr photos (RSS feed), works perfectly on an actual device, but allocates a ton of me
Gmail has this sweet thing going on to get an atom feed: def gmail_url(user, pwd): return \"https://\"+str(user)+\":\"+str(pwd)+\"@gmail.google.com/gmail/feed/atom\"
I am creating a desktop app that will create some reports. I want to export these reports as RSS or ATOM feeds. I can easily create feeds with Rome lib for Java. But I have no idea how to spread them.
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