Answer by Kwebble for Writing an RSS reader in Java
For inspiration you can look at ROME, an open source tool for handling RSS & Atom feeds.
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I have both parsed and produced RSS with the JDOM library. Its been around a long time and is updated in-frequently, but my experience is that it hasn't needed updating. You may want to look into it...
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Well, the beauty of RSS feed is they always come in some standard structure, even though some feeds contain non-standard fields, like Google Picasa's RSS feed. The most straightforward approach, in my...
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Processing Atom Feeds with JAXBYou could also map your XML to objects using JAXB. You could then use these objects in your RSS reader....
View ArticleAnswer by AHungerArtist for Writing an RSS reader in Java
It's one of two common approaches, so yes. And yes, ignoring tags that are not of interest is a good way to handle it. If you don't need it, no need to take note of it. If you know in advance exactly...
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I'm trying to write a basic RSS reader for a class project. Our book shows an example by walking the DOM tree. Is that a decent approach for an RSS reader? Would I just ignore certain tags that are of...
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