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Tuesday, June 03, 2003

PocketFeed Development Continuing?

Andy Gray [1] sent this email to you through the Radio UserLand [2] community server, re this page [3].

Re PocketFeed:
>Since it was released about a year ago it?s very doubtful
>it?s going to be upgraded into a more stable product.

There is now a GotDotNet workspace for PocketFeed, created at the end of April:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/workspaces/Workspace.aspx?id’935cfd-f97d-4fb8-8dcf-64561c33b69b

There are currently 10-12 members of this workspace; it's likely that there will be ongoing shared development on PocketFeed.

-- Andy
1:36:57 PM

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Bill Gates blesses WiFi! You heard it here first!!
5:22:23 AM

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Response from PocketRSS Developer

Below is the response I received from the developer of the PocketRSS program to my bug report on his program not being able to handle Radio Userland OPML files:

Michael,

It looks like the like specs for OPML v1.0 and OPML v1.1 are a bit
different. PocketRSS was originally designed based on the v1.0 specs, but
also accepted opml files that were marked as v1.1 yet were still using v1.0
specs. Hence, PocketRSS does not error out on your OPML v1.1 file. We
will look to see what the latest OPML v1.1 specs are and work to make an
updated PocketRSS available. We should probably have something in the next
several weeks. Just check on http://www.atomicDB.com every now and then to
see if an update is available.

Regards,
Bryan Hayman

I'll check back at his site in a few weeks and I'll report back here if the program works for me then.

4:08:31 AM

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