syndication

How would you create an RSS feed in ASP.NET 3.5 using C#? What framework pieces would help in making the publishing of an RSS or Atom feed easier for the .NET developer? Are there any extra features in .NET 4 to make this task easier than in 3.5? Nick Craver There's a new namespace for this in 3.5 called System.ServiceModel.Syndication . Kevin Miller has a great writeup on this , not a whole lot too it with the new namespace, check out the article, no need to repost here, example code is much easier to look at in my opinion. user1826683 public void BindData() { StringWriter sw = new

I'm trying to show contents of two websites in one another , someone suggest me to use RSS reader but my question is : is there anything else i could try to show the contents , beside using rss !? i thought i can connect to the database of another website , but that didnt work / thanks in advance some of web hosting has disabled "readfile" function. But you can use "file_get_contents" function. $home = file_get_contents('example.com'); echo $home; Gordon Any PHP function that can fetch remote URLs can help you with that. This can be as simple as doing readfile('http://example.com'); // outputs

I have been attempting to write some routines to read RSS and ATOM feeds using the new routines available in System.ServiceModel.Syndication, but unfortunately the Rss20FeedFormatter bombs out on about half the feeds I try with the following exception: An error was encountered when parsing a DateTime value in the XML. This seems to occur whenever the RSS feed expresses the publish date in the following format: Thu, 16 Oct 08 14:23:26 -0700 If the feed expresses the publish date as GMT, things go fine: Thu, 16 Oct 08 21:23:26 GMT If there's some way to work around this with XMLReaderSettings, I