Re: RSS for public queries ...

Johannes Hoechstaedter <[email protected]> Fri, 06 Feb 2009 09:20:02 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.scarab.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Hussayn,

yeah you are right. I mentioned this some time before, but time, the 
lack of some co workers (money), were against this approach, I am sorry. 
Currently I am working for an internal enhancement of the xmlrpc-api. 
Maybe we can come together  for some points, because the issue seems 
nearly the same for me: running some queries into scarab from outside world.

cheers
Johannes

hussayn schrieb:
> Johannes Hoechstaedter wrote:
>   
>> from my side it looks like an enhancement is necessary here.... :)
>>
>>     
> Hi, Johannes;
>
> Haven't you mentioned a while ago, that you are planning to enhance Scarab's
> RSS-support anyways ?
> So did you allready think about HOW to do that ? 
>
> It looks to me as if we should completly encapsulate the RSS feed stuff and
> make it independent from Turbine intake, and whatever. So i would take
> RSSDataExport as a starting point and then try to work out how it could be
> integrated smothly into Scarab.
>
> My first idea is to just add a couple of variables to a request, that
> indicated, this is a RSS request, exactly like it has been implemented for
> the QueryList:
>
>   
>> /scarab/issues/
>> curmodule/10001/
>> tqk/0/
>> template/Index.vm/
>> action/Search/
>> go/10060/
>> eventSubmit_doSelectquery/foo/
>> output/feed/
>> feedType/rss_2.0 
>>     
>
> Now inside the process flow at one point the decision must be taken, into
> which output module the data has to flow ("output/feed" means -> go to RSS,
> no output parameter means -> go to default) Wherever this decision is taken,
> we necessarily need all relevant data at that place and we just feed the
> data to the RSS submodule, which in turn does the rest. That sounds like a
> simple concept to me and easy embeddable into Scarab.
>
> What i do not exactly understand is, how it works when you click on RSS
> while you are in the issue editor.
> In that case (with firefox) a popup appears and you can establish the RSS
> feed directly within the browser. But nothing else happens, i.e. Scarab does
> not hop away from the current page. I would like to implement similar
> behaviour wherever an RSS link appears...
>
> So what is the trick here ? Sopmewhere they set the new target to null, but
> whe i truy that i end with an empty white page. Anby hints are welcome...
>
> What do you think about the implementation proposal above ?
>
> regards,
> hussayn
>

------------------------------------------------------
http://scarab.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=455&dsMessageId=1111347

To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].