Re: Feed, know thyself?

Here's an implementation of USM. Note that the feed does not need to 
know itself. It either needs to know itself or has autodiscovery on 
the channel link. One or the other. I've tested on many sites that 
return the proper Content-Type and it works great.
http://www.kbcafe.com/rss/?guid=20050118154018
Hope you like,

Randy
http://www.kbcafe.ocm


--- In [email protected], "ecomputerd" <ecomputerd@y...> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> I believe the case outlined is where the Content-type is parsed by 
> the browser, then the browser launches the application using the 
> Content-type to determine which application. The appication starts 
> getting the data, but does not receive the original Uri used to 
> retreive the data. That is the assertion, anyway. I'm not 
absolutely 
> sure it's true (and I have no reason not to believe it), but I 
don't 
> have experience here, YET!
> 
> Putting the original Uri in the RSS Feed itself will allow 
> aggregators that receive just the data to determine the Uri of the 
> RSS Feed itself (and add the feed to its list of feeds).
> 
> That's my understanding.
> 
> Greg Smith
> Author, FeederReader - The Pocket PC RSS reader and podcatcher
> www.FeederReader.com
>  
> > I don't quite see Danny's use case where you have a feed and 
> cannot 
> > deduce its network origin?





 
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