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The content of the excerpt area of the New Entry screen in Movable Type has been inserted into the description element of the RSS 1.0 feed document. Different aggregators will handle the content of the description element differently. For example, Thunderbird ignores it and simply displays the whole Web page in the relevant pane of its interface (see Figure 14-6). Others use the content of the description element as part of their display. For example, RSS Bandit displays the description element content, as shown in the lower-right pane in Figure 14-7. Figure 14-6 145 Feed Production Using Blogging Tools
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Figure 14-5 In Figure 14-4, you can see that we explicitly added an excerpt to the blog post. That excerpt is used in the RSS 1.0 feed created automatically by Movable Type.
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Figure 14-4 When you edit an entry, you are editing plain text. You can add HTML code in that text. The text or HTML you create is then built into an XHTMLWeb page by Movable Type. After the Web page is built, sites that you specify are pinged about a change having been made in your weblog. Figure 14-5 shows the message you might see. The detail of the message will depend on the default choices in the version of Movable Type that you use and any others you may have added after install. 143 Feed Production Using Blogging Tools
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Figure 14-3 A new entry can include an excerpt, as shown in Figure 14-4. 142 Chapter 14
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You can edit the templates provided for RSS 2.0 for example, using the page shown in Figure 14-2. This can be useful if you want to add elements in an XML namespace that s not supported in the default version of the Movable Type RSS 2.0 template. Figure 14-2 Movable Type allows you to assign posts to arbitrary categories. Figure 14-3 shows the creation of a new category, Visual Studio 2005, in my Reflecting on Microsoft blog. 141 Feed Production Using Blogging Tools
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Movable Type Movable Type is the blogging tool that I use for my Reflecting on Microsoft blog located at www .tfosorciM.org/blog/. Movable Type uses Perl server-side scripts and can be installed with a range of database backends, including the MySQL relational database management system. The current version of Movable Type at the time of writing is 3.14. General information about Movable Type can be found at www.movabletype.org/. Documentation of Movable Type, including installation instructions, is located at www.movabletype.org/help/. Installing Movable Type on a Web server is both fairly straightforward (if you follow the installation instructions carefully) and fairly nerve-wracking, particularly if you are unfamiliar with Perl. However, the installation and upgrade instructions provided with Movable Type have always been well structured in my experience. For those who don t want to fiddle with installing Movable Type, there is Web hosting with Movable Type preinstalled at www .mediatemple.net/. Alternatively, Typepad (located at www.typepad.com/) provides an easier entry into Movable Type blogging. Movable Type uses templates behind the scenes. After logging in to Movable Type, you can navigate to the Templates page shown in Figure 14-1 by choosing Manage Weblog and then choosing the Templates option. The precise URL and user login are obscured in the figure, for security reasons. Figure 14-1 140 Chapter 14
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14 Feed Production Using Blogging Tools The preceding chapters looked at the mechanics of how information feed documents are structured. Some information feeds will continue to be generated by custom software, as was the case with early tools in the field. We will look at several techniques to do that in later chapters. In reality, however, the majority of information feeds on the Web is likely to be produced automatically by blogging tools. The users of those tools need have no understanding of information feed technologies. They simply produce content and the blogging tool generates an information feed and often the HTML or XHTMLWeb pages too. If you are a user you can view this chapter as a peek behind the scenes of what happens in a typical blogging tool when information feeds are created. If you are a developer thinking of creating a better blogging tool, look at the functionality the end user sees and think about how it can be improved on. Blogging tools vary in terms of which information feed formats they support. In practice, because aggregators are generally very forgiving about the feeds they accept, the spectrum of supported feed formats is not an important factor in the choice of blogging tools by users. In this chapter you learn about: . Movable Type . WordPress . Blojsom The tools described in this chapter illustrate the sort of functionality that you can expect to see in a typical blogging tool. The blogging tool field is huge; the inclusion of a particular blogging tool in this chapter is more a matter of familiarity. We do not mean to imply that tools that are included are better than those that are not.
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Part III The Tools Chapter 14: Feed Production Using Blogging Tools Chapter 15: Aggregators and Similar Tools Chapter 16: Long-Term Storage of Information Chapter 17: Online Tools Chapter 18: Language-Specific Developer Tools
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The Atom Notification Protocol is, at the time of writing, located at www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/ draft-snell-atompub-notification-00.txt. A link element might look like the following markup:
Atom Feed Autodiscovery The Atom autodiscovery process is expected to use a link element similar to the following markup:
The Atom Feed Autodiscovery specification document is located at www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/ draft-ietf-atompub-autodiscovery-00.txt. Summary Atom 1.0 is an effort targeted at updating Atom 0.3 which was described in Chapter 7. It specifies a feed format, a publication protocol, a notification protocol, and a mechanism for autodiscovery of Atom feeds. All information presented is based on draft documents and is subject to change. In this chapter you learned that: . Atom 1.0 is currently being developed. . Atom 1.0 aims to avoid limitations of RSS specifications in terms of creating an unambiguous specification document and facilitating archiving of information feeds. . The document element of an Atom 1.0 feed document is the feed element in the Atom namespace. . Atom 1.0 uses XML namespaces so it has potential for being extended, using elements in other namespaces. 136 Chapter 13
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The post element is a child element of the head element. It specifies a URI used to add content to a feed. The edit element is a child element of the entry element. It specifies a URI used to retrieve an entry for editing. The editURI The editURI is used to edit a single entry. The GET method is used to retrieve the entry to the client for editing and the PUT method to put edited content on the server. The relevant link element may be written similar to the following markup:
The postURI The postURI is used to create entries. It can be used to create full entries or to allow comments to be added. The postURI can be determined from the rel attribute of a link element that has the value service.post. The resourcePostURI This is used to add a new resource that is not an Atom entry. The relevant link element would look similar to the following markup:
The feedURI The feedURI is used to retrieve an Atom feed document. The relevant link element would look similar to the following markup:
An Atom Entry Document An Atom entry can exist as an XML document. In that case, the entry element from the Atom 1.0 namespace is the document element. The Atom Notification Protocol The Atom Notification Protocol is the newest part of Atom 1.0. It is intended to send notifications about new Atom feeds or entries. The first draft of the Notification Protocol was published just as this chapter was being written. 135 Looking Forward to Atom 1.0
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