I checked new code into subversion, for those who don't follow that closely, here is a summary of changes for the next release so far:
== 1.0.8 ==
- Fixed issue 13 from the public issue list. If a content element contained xhtml, and not just text,
the content was not read correctly.
- Fixed issue 17 from the public issue list. XHTML content was not persisted correctly.
- Added support for hosted domain feeds. This is done automatically, no codechanges needed for the application developer.
The authentication code was changed to ask for Hosted domains first, then google accounts.
- Added support for the app:control/app:draft element, but only in the way to expose a boolean on the AtomEntry.
The new member on AtomEntry is called IsDraft.
- Changed the way atom:content is parsed. Text & HTML types use xmlreader.ReadString() to get the inner content. XHTML and
all other types use readInnerXml() to get the content.
- changed Exception handling. The code now throws more detailed exceptions based on what was happening:
-> GDataRequestException: generic exception
-> GDataForbiddenException: exception thrown when the server return a Forbidden on authentication
-> GDataRedirectException: exception thrown when the server returned a redirect
- changed redirect handling on Post. The library will follow redirects on Post automatically by default, to accomodate Blogger (which
currently may return 302s on posts). This can be turned off by setting the .StrictRedirect property to true on the
GDataAuthRequestFactory. If it is turned off, the code will throw if a redirect is happening on an HTTP verb other than GET.
- removed cookie handling. The code will handle cookies now without using the CookieContainer (one hurdle on the way to the CompactFramework Port).
- fixed a bug in parsing of Atom:content, which could lead to swallow the next child element into the Atom:Content.
Note that to get the code, you need to go to:
http://code.google.com/p/google-gdata/source
and follow the instructions. The code there is not prebuild, so you would need to create the assemblies yourself (only the latest public release is checked in as a binary).
Enjoy.
Frank Mantek
Google
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