>Do you have any code or concepts you'd be willing to share?
Jake,
It may seem confusing, but it's really, really simple.
If I send a POST request to your TB URI:
(1) You store away the URL, title, and description that I sent you.
(2) You respond with an XML response packet that's defined in the spec.
If I GET the same URI:
(1) You return an RSS feed containing a list of TB pings received by
that URI.
That's all there is to the essential workings of TB. You can
elaborate on it with server and/or client autodiscovery, you
can add query-string switches to return the list of pings in HTML
format, and so on. But all you absolutely *need* is a way to respond
to those GETs and POSTs.
If you have trouble debugging, just let me know and I'll send a ping
your way and give you a URI to ping in return.
--
Roger Benningfield
work: http://journurl.com/
blog: http://admin.support.journurl.com/
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