Brad Neuberg wrote:
Check out org.apache.commons.feedparser.output. It was designed for exactly what you want.Kevin, do you know of a good answer to his question?
Hope all is well, Brad
You give it an output stream and then call feed events on it.
For example:
FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream( "/tmp/rss.xml" );
RSS10_OutputFeedParserListener out = new RSS10_OutputFeedParserListener( fos );
out.init();
out.onChannel( null, "My new channel", "http://my.server.com";, "this is a description" );
out.onItem( ... );
out.onItem( ... );
out.finished();
Then you'll have a new RSS 1.0 file in /tmp/rss.xml
The only problem is that I only have a skeleton impl in CVS now.
I want to have output serializers for RSS 1.0/2.0 and Atom.
Kevin
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