Re: Re: RSS : a "namespace" in itself ?
"James Holderness" <[email protected]> Fri, 6 Feb 2009 01:05:45 -0000
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Phil Ringnalda wrote:
> I suspect many of those results need to be considered with care: the
> two I know about are Firefox, which for reasons beyond the ken of
> mortal man considers anything in any namespace for which
> .indexOf("http://backend.userland.com") == 0 to be RSS
That makes sense. I'm pretty sure that the Universal Feed Parser used by
Planet Venus does something similar, and I know for a fact that Snarfer does
(although slightly more restrictive).
I didn't mean to suggest that the one userland namespace that I tested was
the only one that would work with those clients. The point was to determine
what percentage of clients had explicit support for a particular namespace
URI (or set of URIs), and which clients were ignoring the namespace URI
altogether.
The URI I chose for my test was just the one that I'd encountered most
frequently in the wild.
Regards
James
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