Blogging RollerDave Johnson on blogging, open source and JavaAbdera AtomPub server refactoring- January 28, 2008 I've got to carve out some time ASAP to take a close look at this. The code is in Abdera SVN and there's 20-minute implementation guide (PDF) too: James Snell: Dan Diephouse and I have been spending the last week refactoring the Abdera server framework with the goal of making is less complicated, easier, and generally better.http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/abdera_atompub_server_refactoring Yahoo Weather RSS module for ROME- January 23, 2008 Apparently, I spoke to soon about ROME being in maintenance mode. There's an all-new Yahoo Weather module for ROME from Robert "kerbernet" Cooper.http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/yahoo_weather_module_rome ROME vs. Abdera- January 22, 2008 For Java developers starting out with RSS and Atom, here are some notes to help you figure out the differences between the Java.net ROME and Apache Abdera (incubating) projects. ROME is a set of Java tools for parsing, fetching and generating all forms of RSS and Atom feeds. The core ROME library is relatively small and depends only on the somewhat creaky old JDOM XML parser. Available separately are modules to support various feed extensions such as OpenSearch, iTunes, GeoRSS, etc. ROME was.http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/rome_vs_abdera Holiday project: JMaki for Roller- January 2, 2008 Over the holidays I avoided doing anything directly related to my current set of work tasks. Sun went quiet, which helped, and I ignored the messages that piled-up in the Roller user and dev lists. It was so quiet that I had time for a fun little project: a JMaki plugin for Roller. JMaki makes it easy to use JavaScript widgets (Dojo, Google, YUI, etc.) from PHP, JSP, JSF and now Roller. To use a widget, all you have to do is call a method or include a tag and JMaki takes care of including...http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/holiday_project_jmaki_for_roller |