I'd like to represent bookmarks using Atom, so that I can manipulate
them using the Publishing Protocol.
I discussed this briefly with Aristotle on IRC. He has an XSLT which
transforms del.icio.us into Atom [1]; (the important bit of) the entries
it produces look like this:
entry
titleThe
For Lotus Connections we're representing bookmarks as
entry
id.../id
title.../title
authorname.../name/author
content.../content
link href={bookmark url} /
category term={tag} /
updated.../updated
/entry
This works for everything we need.
- James
Brendan Taylor wrote:
I'd
On Fri, 2007-03-09 at 13:12 -0700, Brendan Taylor wrote:
I'd like to represent bookmarks using Atom, so that I can manipulate
them using the Publishing Protocol.
I'm not sure whether they're doing it the right way or not, but
blogmarks.net is APP to manipulate bookmarks; that may be worth
Erwan Loisant wrote:
On Fri, 2007-03-09 at 13:12 -0700, Brendan Taylor wrote:
I'd like to represent bookmarks using Atom, so that I can manipulate
them using the Publishing Protocol.
I'm not sure whether they're doing it the right way or not, but
blogmarks.net is APP to manipulate
* Brendan Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-03-09 21:50]:
He has an XSLT which transforms del.icio.us into Atom [1]; (the
important bit of) the entries it produces look like this:
entry
titleThe Atom Syndication Format/title
summaryAn alternative to RSS2./summary
link
* Erwan Loisant [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-03-09 22:40]:
I'm not sure whether they're doing it the right way or not,
Oh yeah, they do. The bookmark is a `related` link, the
`alternate` link points at a page for the link on Blogmarks
itself, and the description, if any, is in `content`. Just as
it
