| Language: | Rebol (an Internet messaging language) |
| Program: | RSS-Box Viewer
|
| Author: | Adam Curry |
| Description: | A service in beta that parses all versions of RSS. Use the online form to select table size, fonts, colors, maximum item numbers, and whether to display compact or expanded. It then creates the javascript with embedded variables. Supported stylesheet classes are: .rssBoxTitle, .rssBoxContent, rssBoxItemTitle and rssBoxItemContent. You can also host it locally. |
| Download: | http://publish.curry.com/rss/source.r |
| Example: | Javascript include: <script
language="javascript" src="http://publish.curry.com/rss/rss-box.r?url=http://gils.utah.gov/secure/rss/kraus91.rss&align= |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | RSSxpress-Lite
|
| Author: | Andy Powell and Pete Cliff of UKOLN. |
| Description: | RSS 1.0 parser. Enter the URL of the channel that you just created and loaded to your server. It produces a line of javascript that you just cut and paste. You can use style sheets to customize the colors, fonts, and display. |
| Links: | Documentation CSS Class Descriptions |
| Example: | Javascript include: <script src="http://rssxpress.ukoln.ac.uk/lite/viewers/rss.cgi?rss=http://slashdot.org/slashdot.rdf"></script> UKOLN RSSXpress Humbul Humanities Lab : Example with CSS - Example without CSS - Sample catalog entry. |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | RSSViewer,
RSSIndexViewer, and Directions_parser |
| Author: | Pete Cliff of UKOLN (modified with permission by Mike Brown, Utah State Library) |
| Description: | RSSViewer is a RSS 1.0 parser,
a simplified version of UKOLN's RSSxpress-Lite. It uses javascript includes
and a stylesheet for formatting. RSSIndexViewer the same script but only for displaying a channel "index". Use it if you want to display item headlines, but not item descriptions. Directions_parser is a further modified verison supporting the parsing of multiple channels, choice of full or index feeds, and parameters, ie.
If the feed name is "news" the stylesheet entries should read newshead, newstitle, and newstext representing the head, title and text elements of the feed. |
| Download: | Contact Mike Brown to be added to the user list or to get a copy of the script to use on your own agency's server. |
| Examples: | Utah State Library
Division Newsletter
(directions_parser) Training for Utah
State Agency Web Content Providers - stylesheet
(rssviewer) State Library
Seasonal Workshops (rssindexviewer) |
| Language: | Javascript |
| Program: | Moreover Javascript
Newsfeed
|
| Author: | Moreover |
| Description: | Moreover furnishes many news
headlines feeds as javascript feeds which webmasters not-for-profit sites
can parse and display on their sites using this javascript. Scott Andrew LePera's tutorial,
"Your MT Blog as a Moreover Feed," for example, shows how to
create Movable Type templates that produce javascript outputs. He also
explains how to limit the number of headlines that will be displayed and
how to limit the headline to one or more categories. He finds it useful
for channel categories (eg. he posts all his DHTML and JavaScript links
as a separate feed). In this manner you can create a series of templates
to output various sets of categories. Useful for an agency who wants to
maintain a single channel, but filter and stream news on several topics
to topically oriented pages.
|
| Download: | http://w.moreover.com/dev/javascript/ Merging Multiple Categories
(how-to) |
| Links: | Variable Guide explains the
variables in the code controlled by your stylesheet You can cache the feeds locally
to improve page loading time. Here's how: |
| Examples: | Scott LePera
demo |
| Language: | Java |
| Program: | Moreover Horizontal
Scrolling Applet
|
| Author: | Devin Hendricks |
| Description: | Free, simple,
horizontal scrolling parser for displaying .js feeds in a newsticker format.
|
| Download: | MoreoverScroll.java |
| Example: | Downland and host on your own server or call it by this include: <applet
codebase="http://p.moreover.com/dr/ticker_applet/" |
| Language: | Javascript |
| Program: | Moreover Javascript
Teletyper
|
| Author: | Moreover |
| Description: | Scrolling parser for displaying
.js feeds in a newsticker format. |
| Download: | Source code
|
| Example: | Moreover Teletyper
example |
| Language: | ASP |
| Program: | Wytheville CC News
Center |
| Author: | David Carter-Todd. |
| Description: | An ASP parser for all RSS versions . Enter the location for your feed and it generates a javascript pointing to the instance on their server. It displays the last crawled feed version in the server cache -- a problem (example) if the channel is expired. |
| Links: | Customization documentation http://www.wcc.vccs.edu/services/news/features.asp |
| Download: | http://www.wcc.vccs.edu/services/news/download.asp?view=channel.asp |
| Example: | Javascript includes: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript SRC=http://www.wcc.vccs.edu/services/news/channel.asp?c=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Esearchguild%2Ecom%2Fnews%5Foutput%2Ephp%3Ff%3D2></SCRIPT> And showing how
to limit the number of headlines displayed: |
| Language: | Java 2; runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OSX, AIX, and Solaris with Java Virtual Machine |
| Program: | HotSheet
|
| Author: | John Munsch |
| Description: | A free open source parser that retrieves RSS news channels from multiple websites, attractively displays them in scrollable lists, and links to original story. Custom scripts can be run to filter out unwanted news or to send email alerts. |
| Download: | http://www.johnmunsch.com/projects/HotSheet/HotSheet.jnlp |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | RSS Monkey
|
| Author: | Ben Brown |
| Description: | A simple, stand-alone script that allows you to display RSS feeds from other sites on your personal site, or to maintain several versions of your own RSS feed. It checks the feed every 30 minutes, by default, and caches the results. Free for personal use and for organizations that have no budget. Note: Ben is no longer supporting or developing is Discuss blogging software. |
| Download: | http://brandbenbrown.com/archives/rssmonkey_1.1.tar.gz |
| Links: | Documentation http://brandbenbrown.com/display.html/rssmonkey_usage Demo http://brandbenbrown.com/demo/rssmonkey/rssmonkey.pl?url=http://serialtext.com/list.pl/rss.xml Tara Calishain's RSS Reading Room for viewing multiple channels from a single page http://www.researchbuzz.com/newsstand.html Tim Conner's display of a RSS feed using the Google stylesheet with RSS Monkey http://www.saltedwound.com/rss/rss.pl?template=g&url=http://www.captionmachine.com/rss.php |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | RssDisplay
|
| Author: | Leslie Michael Orchard |
| Description: | A Perl CGI parser with some configurable CSS options for title, item, and last update. |
| Download: | http://www.decafbad.com/downloads/rss_display_cgi.txt |
| Links: | Stylesheet
http://www.decafbad.com/twiki/pub/TWiki/DeusxSkin/twiki.css |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | MT-RSSFeed |
| Author: | Timothy Appnel |
| Description: | Free RSS parser for Movable Type that provides a series of tags for retrieving an RSS feed and inserting it into a MovableType template. Requires download also of Timothy Appnel's MT-List plugin which creates simple lists (arrays) within a template. |
| Download: | mt-rssfeed: http://www.mplode.com/tima/files/mt-plugins/mt-rssfeed.zip
|
| Links: | Tutorial: http://deanmckenzie.org/howtofeed.txtl
for installation and configuration by Dean McKenzie |
| Examples: | Alan Levine's Object Human:
http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/boris/ |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RDF (RSS) Parser
(rdf-parse.inc) |
| Author: | Matt Ward |
| Description: | Script that parses and outputs HTML links for each item in the RDF file.You may want to cache RDF files locally as downloading it every time the page is hit is slow. |
| Download: | http://slashdemocracy.org/xml/rdf/rdf-parse.inc |
| Links: | Tutorial
http://www.zend.com/zend/spotlight/code-gallery-wade6.php |
| Language: | python |
| Program: | Ultra-liberal RSS Parser
- rssparser.py |
| Author: | Mark Pilgrim |
| Description: | Of interest because of its ability to parse RSS 1.0 and all versions of RSS 0.9 produced by weblogs, news sites, wikis, and many other types of sites. It doesn't choke on invalid characters, unescaped ampersands (Blogger feeds), invalid entities (Radio feeds), CData elements, and unescaped and invalid HTML. Free, GPL-licensed. Requires Python 2.2 or later. |
| Download: | http://diveintomark.org/projects/misc/rssparser.py.txt |
| Links: | Documentation: explains how
the parser handles all 7 RSS feed standards. http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/12/18/dive-into-xml.html Patch explanation: http://diveintomark.org/projects/rss_parser/ultraliberal_rss_parser_20.html |
| Examples: | Example:http://www.xml.com/2002/12/18/examples/rss1.py.txt |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RDF Parser
1.3
|
| Author: | Luis Argerich |
| Description: | A PHP port of Jason Diamond's
Repat: the RDF Parser Toolkit http://injektilo.org/rdf/repat.html Repat is an event driven parser for RDF producing events as RDF statesments are discovered. |
| Download: | |
| Links: | Tutorial "Parsing RDF Documents
Using PHP" http://phpxmlclasses.sourceforge.net/php_rdf_tutorial.pdf RSS feed for updates and bug fixes http://phpxmlclasses.sourceforge.net/feed.rss |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | 13th RSS 1.0 to
Anything Parser
|
| Author: | Dan Pubius |
| Description: | A RSS 1.0 php parser. |
| Download: | http://13thparallel.org/script/13r2a.php.txt |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RSSCreator 2.0
|
| Author: | Kai Blankenhorn |
| Description: | RSSCreator is a PHP class that provides an easy way to create RSS feeds from within PHP. RSS 0.91, 1.0, and 2.0 are supported. You can add images to feeds. |
| Download: |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | MagpieRSS
0.5.2
|
| Author: | Kellan Elliott-McCrea |
| Description: | An opensource XML-based (expat) RSS (0.9/1.0) PHP parser. Supports GZIP encoding for reduced bandwidth usage. Supports Conditional GETS/Etags for intelligent fetching based on last modifieded dates. Supports secure RSS feeds, including feeds protected by HTTPAuth, and SSL. Kellan's IMC Aggregator reads a list of RSS feeds, stores them in a data directory, loads, parses, collates them sorting them by date, and generates HTML using the Templating Toolkit. MagpieRSS with REX parser is an ultra-liberal parser hack of an earlier version of Magpie using REX instead of the native expat PHP parser which chokes on validation errors found in many feeds such as unescaped HTML tags and nesting errors. |
| Download: | http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=55691
|
| Links: | Magpie Forums
Infinite Penguins RSS Viewer Progeria News Feed Tim's
SARS Watch SARS News Page and SARS News from Weblogs Keyvan
Minoukadeh's myantiwar.org Kellan's LaughingMeme weblog New Zealand Mac Guide
(see international news) |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | FEED ON FEEDS |
| Author: | Steve Minutillo |
| Description: | Not a parser, but a server-side aggregator that uses the Magpie php parser. You can import your subscriptions as an OPML file, or just enter URLs and let it do autodiscovery of feeds. You can read feeds individually, or generate a big page of everything that's new from all your subscriptions. The main screen lists all your feeds, with a count of how many new articles were posted. You can then mark items read, either per item, per feed, or mark all. A possible solution for those who read feeds using multiple computers. |
| Links | Forums Steve's messy-78 weblog |
| Download: | http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/feedonfeeds/feedonfeeds/
(browse code) http://minutillo.com/steve/feedonfeeds/feedonfeeds-0.1.1.tar.gz (download) |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RSSWriter |
| Author: | Edd Dumbill |
| Description: | RSSWriter is a convenience class for generating RSS 1.0 feeds with PHP. It supports the core RSS vocabulary and allows you to use modular extensions with little fuss. |
| Examples: | Keyvan
Minoukadeh's myantiwar.org |
| Download: | http://usefulinc.com/rss/rsswriter/rss10.inc |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | CaRP: Caching RSS
Parser v. 3.2
|
| Author: | Antone Roundy |
| Description: | CaRP retrieves an RSS feed from a remote server, parses, reformats and displays it, and keeps a cached copy of the reformated text. CaRP can output HTML or JavaScript, which generates HTML, enabling newsfeeds to be displayed on non-PHP web pages, as well as providing a method for exporting RSS feeds to sites that don't have an RSS parser iinstalled. When a user loads the page where you display the feed, if the cached copy is over a specified number of minutes old, it re-retrieves the remote file. A nifty feature is that CaRP can filter newsfeeds based on keywords, and can aggregate stories from multiple newsfeeds and display them together. For example, if your organization produces multiple feeds, you can display the most recent headlines for topics such as "business", "health", "education", or "travel" if these words appear in either the title or description fields of the feeds.. CaRP support dates in either pubDate or dc:date fields. CaRP was originally developed
from Kevin Yank's source code. Jawfish, based on CaRP, is a similar service to Adam Curry's RSS-Box Viewer. It converts RSS newsfeeds to JavaScript or displays them in a format suitable for use as an iframe or in a frameset, enabling newsfeeds to be displayed on any website. Grouper
is a similar to GNews2RSS with more options. It supports Google News,
Yahoo! News, Feedster and Daypop. Feedster & Daypop output RSS themselves,
so Grouper's value in working with them is that it provides caching for
better performance, and an interface familiar to anyone who uses Grouper
with the other sites. It is available in a free version and a commercial
version (Feedster and Daypop support and a few other things are in the
paid version only). |
| Download: | |
| Links: | Manual CaRP Examples (from manual) CaRP Example Output CaRP Parsing Example |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | Multi-XML/RSS Parser
|
| Author: | Bob
Sawyer, Pixellated.org http://www.pixellated.org |
| Description: | An opensource freeware RSS parser to display multiple syndicated news/blog entries. Requires MySQL 3.x to keep track of the XML/RSS feed data. It can be downloaded at the site. |
| Example: | MERGE |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | XML/RSS Parser
|
| Author: | Bob
Sawyer, Pixellated.org http://www.pixellated.org |
| Description: | An opensource freeware XML/RSS Parser to display syndicated news/blog entries. Can be downloaded at the site. |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | Syndic Lite
|
| Author: | Roy M. Silvernail |
| Description: |
A freeware opensource RSS 0.92 parser that is reminiscent to the Slashdot Scoop implementations. He calls it lite, because he has a powerful version planned that will include mySQL cache and support of other RSS versions. |
| Download: | |
| Example: | Rant Central (using the heavier
version with mySQL caching) http://www.rant-central.com/ |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | XML::RSSLite
|
| Author: | Jerrad Pierce and Scott Thomason |
| Description: | An opensource RSS 0.91/1.0 parser |
| Download: | http://search.cpan.org/src/JPIERCE/XML-RSSLite-0.08/RSSLite.pm |
| Language: | Perl |
| Program: | JSMFeed.pl
|
| Author: | Creativyst, Inc |
|
Description: |
Free perl script that takes a URL to an RSS feed as input and outputs a browser side JavaScript file containing all the information from the RSS feed in JSMsg format. It can be run every time the page is displayed, or it can be run occasionally from cron to output an updated JavaScript file. In the latter case, the static JavaScript files can be linked directly by your pages as well as by other sites if you choose to share it with them. |
| Download: | http://www.creativyst.com/cgi-bin/Prod/18/dl/fdlPg.pl (you must register first) |
| Example: |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RSSParse
2.1
|
| Author: | Jeremey Barrett |
| Description: | A small PHP script for parsing RDF/RSS XML data distributed free under the GNU Lesser General Public License |
| Download: | http://nwow.org/rssparse-0.4.tar.gz |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | fase4_rdf Parser
|
| Author: | Stefan Saasen |
| Description: | Free open source php parser |
| Links: | RSS Class Documentation http://www.fase4.com/en/rdf/sub,doc,index.html http://download.fase4.com/docs/fase4_rdf.pdf |
| Examples: | Examples http://www.fase4.com/en/fase4/rss.php Mini-Agg http://www.garnetknight.ca/weblog/channels.php |
| Download: | http://www.fase4.com/en/rdf/download.xml |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | Onyx RSS |
| Author: | Edward Swindelles |
| Description: | Free, open source php parser
that minimizes bandwidth usage. Great programming and wonderfully documented!
Uses object oriented programming and PHP's built in XML extension to quickly
and accurately parse ALL versions of RSS including 2.0. Many other parsers
use regular expressions to find specific data within files, and are thus
are limited to specific versions of RSS and are non-extensible. . To keep
the server load low, feeds to be parsed can be kept in a mySQL database
on your own server with the format implied in the SQL statement. Pages
will be served up without any server-side processing, and a cron job and
be set up to call your page with the PHP code in it at desired intervals.
All parsed results can be exported to an external file, so the parser
doesn't have to get called everytime someone calls the page. Requires
PHP's built-in XML
extension available by default on all recent versions of PHP. |
| Examples: |
Examples of php includes to insert to call the script, with or without caching, with or without objects, single feed or parsing multiple feeds to the same page). |
| Download: | Onyx RSS:
http://www.readinged.com/onyx/releases/onyx-rss.zip |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RSS2JS |
| Author: | Alan Levine |
| Description: | This php script uses Edward
Swindelles Onyx RSS
parser. RSS Feeds via
JavaScript" and "Build a Feed" form is a brief guide
covers the instructional basics of how to call a parser include and a
stylesheet to display a RSS feed and use the custom parameter options
provided by Onyx. Best of all, use Alan's online form to preview the display
and generate the javascript code to slap into your own HTML page. Once
you get it working, download and install the scripts on your own server
so as not to tie up Alan's server. |
| Examples: |
|
| Download: |
|
| Language: | php |
| Program: | MyHeadlines v4.2.2 |
| Author: | J. Michael Agar |
| Description: | MyHeadlines is a Content
Syndication Engine with advanced search capabilities. It supports both
RSS 0.91 and RSS 1.0.MyHeadlines consolidates and caches the selected
news items and offers one stop shopping for news. You can also download the program.
MyHeadlines engine can now be configured to seamlessly integrate into
your PHP & MySQL based website. |
| Examples: |
|
| Download: | http://www.jmagar.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownload&cid=5 versions for PHPNuke, myPHPNuke, phpmywebsite, PostNuke, Stand Alone (no CMS required), or Xoops. |
| Links: | MyHeadlines
User Guide by Hilary
E. House Jr. |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | ProcessFeed Parser |
| Author: | Steve |
| Description: | Simple, free, open source, single feed, headlines, php parser. A bit of slap-dash job, and certainly not full of features, but Steve's comments in the code explaining his coding are helpful. |
| Examples: | http://www.coffeecorner.org/processfeed.php |
| Download: | http://www.coffeecorner.org/processfeed.phps |
| Language: | |
| Program: | RSSNewsTicker |
| Author: | Mike Sanders |
| Description: | A "beerware" Windows 2000/XP ticker application, in beta, for displaying RSS feeds. This ticker application installs itself as an Application Bar. This will cause other applications to modify their size to accommodate the ticker. The ticker displays the feed items it downloads from each feed. Requires Microsoft's .net Framework. |
| Download: | http://www.btinternet.com/~mikesanders/download/setup.zip
(for machines with Microsoft Installer); http://www.btinternet.com/~mikesanders/downloadnomsi/setup.zip (for machines without Microsoft Installer) |
| Language: | Java |
| Program: | RSS Viewer Applet
1.3
|
| Author: | Michael Classen |
| Description: | Free applet that retrieves an RSS file and parses its content in a highly customizable form;distributed free under the GNU license. Adapted for XParse-J 1.1. WebReference tutorial and code |
| Download: | RSS Viewer Applet 1.3 |
| Links: | Demo
|
| Language: | Java |
| Program: | RSSChannel
|
| Author: | Mitch |
| Description: | Uses XParse-J 1.1 classes written by Michael Classen, to get the content from a RSS file. It is made as an Enterprise Java Bean (EJP). More info about the classes used at http://www.webreference.com/xml/tools/index.html. |
| Download: | XParse-J 1.1 |
| Language: | Java |
| Program: | Roller Weblogger
|
| Author: | Johnson, David |
| Description: | A home-grown weblog application using XDoclet, the Castor framework, Struts, and the Velocity code-generation engine. |
| Download: | http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=47722 |
| Links: | Building an Open Source J2EE
Weblogger http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/04/17/wblogosj2ee.html |
| Language: | asp |
| Program: | ASPRSS
|
| Author: | James Shaw |
| Description: | A system for creating, validating, and rendering ASP content in RSS channels |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | RSS 9.x-1.0 XML
parser
|
| Author: | Justin Klubnik |
| Description: | [temporarily down] |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | postRSS |
| Author: | Justin Russell, email |
| Description: | php script that
generates an RSS 0.91 channel upon each post to a web site. Channel information
is put into a php include. Define item variables (title, description, link,
and number of items to display) within the HTML template of any page (such
as a blog, site map, what's new page, archives page etc.) and the program
automatically converts new addtions into a RSS channel. |
| Download: | http://rss.mainesites.net/postRSS/postRSS.txt
|
| Links: | Documentation Internet Archive: Live Music
Archive (example) |
| Language: | Python |
| Program: | Zope opensource
application server
|
| Author: | |
| Description: | With Zope's CMF Syndication
Tool, you turn on its sitewide syndication by logging into the management
console, going to the portal_syndication tool, and in the properties tab,
click "enable syndication." This creates a "Syndication"
tab in the Plone interface where you can control the RSS properties. See
tutorial. http://cmf.zope.org/Members/andrew/projects/CMFSyndication/overview |
| Links: | Texas Governor Rick Perry
press releases and archives using the Plone content management system |
| Language: | php |
| Program: | Drupal CMS News
Aggregator (Import Module)
|
| Author: | |
| Description: | RSS channels viewable using its built-in import news aggregator. Creates feeds and bundles. Feeds define news sources and bundles categories syndicated content by source, topic or any other heuristic. Bundles provide a generalized way of creating composite feeds allowing you to combine various related feeds into one general bundle. You can have several providers of news feeds. You can add a feed by clicking the "add feed" link on the import administration pages. Give the feed a name, supply the URI and a comma-separated list of attributes that you want to associate the feed with. The update interval defines how often Drupal should go out to try and grab fresh content. The expiration time defines how long syndicated content is kept in the database. Supports creation of multiple blogs and collaborative blogs, and automatically produces feeds for each and for each subject (topic browser example 1; example 2). It does this by identifying the ID's to bundle - for example, the RSS feed for a category consisting of the topics of Web sites (ID 56), Programming code (ID 57), and Email (ID 58) is: module.php?mod=taxonomy&op=feed&or=56,57,58. Headlines can be viewed in
these ways: |
| Download: | http://drupal.org/node/view/68 |
| Links: | Ecademy DailENews - 60
or so feeds, grouped into topics |
| Language: | XSLT |
| Program: | |
| Author: | |
| Description: | XSL is a way to specify output styles. XSL consists of three components. (1) XSL (an XML vocabulary for specifying formatting semantics, where an element is used to describe the appearance of its content rather than its meaning), (2) XSLT (an XML language that transforms an XML document into an XSL document with the aid of XPATH or an XML document that conforms to the XSLT DTD), and (3) XPATH (an expression language for querying XML document structures and scripting the XSL to manipulate XML data). XML used in conjunction with XSL separates data and presentation. To present XML documents like RSS feeds, we need an XML/XSL(T) parser, referencing an XSL stylesheett. A server-side solution may use a "stand-alone" XSLT processor to convert the XML into a viewable format in HTML to be served to the browser. Alternatively, a client-side solution exists where an "embedded processor" may transform the XML into XSL. The client-side scenario assumes that the client's browser is XML-aware and capable of parsing and transforming XML using XSL. (See the XSL Cover Pages for indepth background). After creating your XSL, reference
it by adding a declaration such as this, to your RSS feed: Simplification
Tip from Ned Batchelder. |
| Download: | |
| Examples: | Rafe Blandford's
All About Symbian New Series
60 App Feed |
| Language: | XSLT |
| Program: | Simple
RSS Control |
| Author: | John McGlothlin |
| Description: | A simple .NET control that
wraps up an XSLT file that Bob DuCharme created for his XML.com article,
"Never Mind
the Namespaces: An XSLT RSS Client". Includes an embedded getRSS.xsl,
a stylesheet that retrieves and parses simple RSS 0.9x feeds. It can be
modified to suit display needs. |
| Download: | http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Download.aspx?SampleGuid=0DC6FA70-7F22-4C19-9B77-CF8774DC2F17 |
| Links: |
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