Projects tagged ‘feeds’ and ‘java’

Rome is a set of Atom/RSS Java utilities that make it easy to work in Java with most syndication formats. Today it accepts all flavors of RSS (0.90, 0.91, 0.92, 0.93, 0.94, 1.0 and 2.0) and Atom 0.3 ... [More] feeds. Rome includes a set of parsers and generators for the various flavors of feeds, as well as converters to convert from one format to another. The parsers can give you back Java objects that are either specific for the format you want to work with, or a generic normalized SyndFeed object that lets you work on with the data without bothering about the underlying format. [Less]

JTentative is an online feed reader which allows you to read your feeds from anywhere. Read the wiki for more informations.

This Java Project aims to produce a map showing the news trends across the globe by analysing region-specific RSS news feeds. It currently in its easy stages, but can produce a world map, colored by ... [More] the news (good/bad) for a specific region. This code is quick and dirty. It does not have any third-party dependencies. The aim was for simplicity, so the output may not be all that 'correct'. It should therefore we viewed as a starting point, and definetly not as a finished product. This code also outputs JavaScript which can be used to create an interactive world map for HTML integration (see test.htm). NewsTrends is written as a stand-alone Java application, but could be easily written as a Servlet. The current RSS news feeds come from Yahoo, although this is easily customisable. [Less]

eReader devices are becoming popular in the latest months. Some of them make use of the MobiPocket format (.prc, .mobi), similar to HTML but stored as a binary file and including pictures. The ... [More] advantage of such format is the reflow capability, that is, on the contrary to printed formats like PDF or PS, MobiPocket books (like HTML) are adapted to the width of the screen, allowing to resize the font to give the reader a more comfortable experience. As of today, MobiPocket books are generated with the free but privative tool Mobipocket Reader or Mobipocket Creator, which is unfortunately only available for Windows. The target of this project is to provide a command line tool to, given a OPML list of feeds, generate for each of them a MobiPocket book with their latest contents. The implementation is done in Java, using the library Yarfraw and the Mobiperl tools. [Less]

This is a class project from Software Engineer at Southwestern College. We were assign to do this project which consists in basic terms of an RSS reader made in Java. The point of this project is to ... [More] gain more experience in team work in the software industry and go through the life-cycle of the application. Our experience in GUI Java applications is almost null, so this project is also a good excuse to try it out. We are also new to RSS specifications and standards. Although we have use RSS feeds, there is still a gap from using it as an end user to administrate it. Our goal is to use techniques that are already out there instead of going to a different approach because the goal of the project is not to innovate, but to make a project go through the stages necessary to have a product. For now the project is closed to the member groups, which are only students at the class that are part of the team. [Less]

This Openfire plugin allows users to subscribe to and receive notifications from RSS and Atom feeds from an XMPP bot using any IM client. The plugin can receive update notifications from services that ... [More] support the XML-RPC ping notification system and supports REST based web services for managing users subscriptions to feeds. InstantFeeds is built on top of a variety of open source software including HTML Parser, Rome, Rome Fetcher and Apache XML-RPC. [Less]

Windows java client for the reading RSS & ATOM feeds.I have been working on this tool in my spare time and I am looking for peoples' opinions on ease of use and new features that could possibly be ... [More] added. The tool has only been tested on jdk 1.4.2 and above. I look forward to reading about your feedback. [Less]

CinchBlog is a Java Enterprise Blog system that is easy to setup, configure and use. The project is currently in the design phase. Some code has been committed which will deploy in the JBoss ... [More] container, but it doesn't do much yet. CinchBlogRequirements - A list of things I'd like to see CinchBlog do differently than the other solutions that are currently available. HowToSetupDev - Step by step instructions on how you can help contribute to this project. DiscussionGroups - The place to talk about CinchBlog. [Less]

OverviewSpinn3r is a web service for indexing the blogosphere. We provide raw access to every post being published in real time. We provide the data and you can focus on building your application. ... [More] Spinn3r handles all the difficult tasks of running a spider/crawler including spam prevention, language categorization, ping indexing, and trust ranking. You can read more about spinn3r at http://spinn3r.com Reference ClientThis projects implements client bindings to access the Spinn3r web service. Right now this just provides Java bindings but we plan porting this implementation to Python, Perl, Ruby, etc (and we'd love help from the Open Source community). All of our drivers will be released under the Apache 2.0 license. The APL is a very liberal license and basically allows customers and researchers using the Spinn3r API to build whatever type of application they want on top of our platform without having to worry about legal and licensing implications. Another interesting property of this implementation is that it's very small and clean. This means ports to other languages should be very easy. DocumentationSee the permalink API or our source API or our wire protocol and Javadoc BasicsEach API represents a top level object collection and supports the following methods: getDelta() - Find all new items based on after and/or before parameters which are ISO 8601 timestamps. entry() - Fetch HTML for a unique item based on URL or a unique identifier. history() - Fetch the history of items for a given source or feed. Permalink APISpinn3r fetches the full HTML of every post published in the blogosphere. Supports getDelta(), entry(), and history() methods. Feed APIIndex of all RSS and Atom content included within Spinn3r. The Permalink API also includes this content so the feed API is only valuable for customers who specifically want to index RSS and might want slightly faster resolution and a bit higher performance. Supports getDelta(), entry(), and history() methods. Comment APIWe are currently beta testing an API for indexing comments published in the blogosphere. Supports getDelta(), entry(), and history() methods. Link APIIndexes new links as they are published throughout the blogosphere. Supports getDelta(), entry(), and history() methods. Other ImplementationsThere is an unofficial native Perl client. The API design differs slightly from the official reference client but is compatible with the Spinn3r API. [Less]