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This article examines the RSS format and examines the RSS feed created for ASPMessageboard.com. This article also discusses how to consume RSS feeds using ASP and mentions various programs you can obtain to browse various RSS feeds from your desktop.
Author: Scott Mitchell Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
RSS is quickly becoming the content syndicator's XML Schema of choice. People are syndicating feeds of their site content, their Blogs, and even their pet's birthdays these days, it seems. Author: Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & VB |
The RSS (Really Simple Syndication) format is an open XML language used to syndicate content and is quickly becoming a standard for publishers. With the DataGrid and Xml Web Controls, your Web applications can start consuming RSS feeds easily. |
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In this article we will provide an example of making a request for a remote RSS file, and then importing each individual item into a database. This provides you with an automated mechanism for updating your directory. Author: Patrick Santry Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & VB |
I decided that it was time to update the previous article I wrote, and illustrate how an RSS feed can be generated using ASP.NET!
Author: Scott Mitchell Code: ASP.NET v2.0 & JScript |
RSS is a standard that spells out a format for syndicated content in an XML format. You can also easily build your own aggregator, as I described in this article. Author: Scott Mitchell Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & VB |
RSS is a syndication standard that specifies the syndication format. In this article we will examine how to consume an RSS feed via an ASP.NET Web page. Author: Scott Mitchell Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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How to create a RSS feed for your (nonblog) site. Learn about the basic anatomy of RSS XML 2.0 and see how it could be implemented using a HTTP handler for better performance. Author: Stefan Holmberg Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & C# |
Rss is a standard way to share your web site content with others. Rss stands for Really Simple Syndication. It is nothing but a standardized XML markup that describes the content you want to share. Author: Bipin Joshi Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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