Kevin -
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner but my mail has been down for the
past couple of days and I lost what didn't make it through so I had to look
through the archives to find your reply.
I can't open up the entire code that I wrote but I should be able to break
out the necessary pieces which I think will be very useful. What sort of
'thing' were you planning on using for the OCS subscription piece? Maybe I
could write that using the pieces from my harvester. You mentioned possibly
a Turbine service for this, is that still the direction you want to go or
something else?
josh
Subject: Re: New Portlet / Questions
From: "Kevin A. Burton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 14:08:09 -0800
Joshua Lucas wrote:
<snip>
> Basically, it's a Java app which gets called by cron every 20 minutes to =
go
> out and 'get' the latest headlines from a variety of news providers =
which we
> have for our(EarthLink) portal. The files are already in XML as they =
follow
> a spec we gave them.
If you XSLT this XML spec you can use the OCS subscription channel when
it is done.
> Once we have the XML put into DOM, we send it through
> an XSL Processor(currently Lotus but soon will be Xalan) to output for
> various formats(HTML, JavaScript include file, WML, etc).
This is one strong reason to have Cocoon support.... WML
> That way we
> already have the data and the portal is intelligent to know which file =
to
> load based on the user's prefs. Does that make sense?
>
> If you think something like this would be useful, I'd be more than =
willing
> to re-write for JetSpeed (or Turbine).
I have to write one soon for OCS content subscription. However it might
be cool to look at your code if you can open it.
Kevin
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