Syndication C++ Classes
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Namespaces
Parser and model classes, representing Atom 1.0 documents |
Classes
Interface for all parsers | |
Content element either contains or links the content of an entry | |
An Atom entry, equivalent to the "items" in the RSS world | |
An Atom 1.0 Entry Document, containing a single Atom entry outside of the context of a feed | |
An Atom 1.0 Feed Document, containing metadata describing the feed and a number of entries | |
Description of the agent used to generate the feed | |
A link, pointing to webpages, media files on the web ("podcast"), related content, etc. See rel() for details | |
Parser implementation for Atom 1.0 and 0.3 | |
If an entry was copied from another feed, this class contains a description of the source feed | |
A category for categorizing items or whole feeds | |
Abstract baseclass for all data retriever classes | |
Represents the source of a syndication document, as read from the downloaded file | |
Visitor interface, following the Visitor design pattern | |
A wrapper for XML elements | |
An enclosure describes a (media) file available on the net | |
This class represents a feed document ("Channel" in RSS, "Feed" in Atom) | |
This class represents an image file on the web | |
An item from a news feed | |
This class is the preferred way of loading feed sources | |
A mapper maps an SpecificDocument to something else | |
A collection of format-specific parser implementations | |
Objects hold information about a person, such as the author of the content syndicated in the feed | |
Document interface for format-specific feed documents as parsed from a document source (see DocumentSource) | |
Interface for all format-specific item-like classes, such as RSS2/RDF items, and Atom entries | |
Visitor interface, following the Visitor design pattern |
Detailed Description
RSS (0.9/1.0, 0.91..2.0) and Atom (0.3 and 1.0) feeds are supported.
Syndication offers a unified, format-agnostic view on the parsed feed, so that the using application does not need to distinguish between feed formats.