Sorry about unloading so many questions all at once, but they've been brewing in my mind for a while and I finally got around to joining the list. :) (Mailing lists are kind of a pain for me because I use qmail without procmail. So I have to create a new maildir for the list, setup a qmail file, subscribe the jon-listname, then subscribe jon AT jrock.us so I can post. Last time I listen to DJB's advice on configuring a mail server! :)
Anyway, I'd like my tests to validate generated RSS feeds, but Test::Valid::XML chokes because there's no DTD in RSS 2.0. Are there any perl modules that know how to validate RSS 2.0? (BTW the combination of Test::Valid::XML and Test::HTML::Tidy are working great for validating my XHTML.) Speaking of which, can anything *generate* RSS 2.0? It seems that XML::RSS and XML::Feed are extremely limited in what they support. (i.e. GUIDs that aren't URLs cause breakage, but are allowed by the standard). Right now a small TT template is working fine for me, but I want to ensure that the feeds are correct at build time. Regards, (and thanks as always) Jonathan Rockway _______________________________________________ List: [email protected] Listinfo: http://lists.rawmode.org/mailman/listinfo/catalyst Searchable archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Dev site: http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/
