Comment API Enabled
This weblog now supports the comment API, with a few additions.
Upon success, not only will a HTTP 200 status code be returned, but the body will contain an updated RSS item with the link, sanitized description, etc. Should there be any failures, I will report back with a HTTP 500 status code and a SOAP fault.
If the request comes in with a SOAP envelope and/or rdf:RDF element, I will respond in kind. That's just the kinda guy I am. Note that neither of these are required in order to do basic functions, and if not present, the response will be a clean simple item with no wrappers or namespace declaration.
However, be forewarned that in the future there may be additional functionality which may require SOAP and/or RDF. The commitment is that basic functionality will not require such wrappers.
Click on the "Message from Sam Ruby" links above to see the actual code used for each. The WSDL can be found here.
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Hmmmm,
So many options. I think I'll give it a week or two to see what different folks want to support before hacking support into RSS Bandit. I suspect that I'll end up supporting multiple posting mechanisms either way.
:)
Posted by Dare Obasanjo atSam Ruby Enables Comment API
It seems simple enough, even for an end user type of guy like myself. Hopefully this impression will be verified when a comment appears on intertwingly.net.Message from Bruce Loebrich at
Sam adds CommentAPI Support
If all works well, then this message will show up as a comment on Sam's blog. I am using the non-SOAP, non-RDF version of the CommentAPI.Message from Seairth at
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Sam Ruby has implemented the CommentAPI with a few tweaks: If the request comes in with a SOAP envelope and/or rdf:RDF element, I will respond in kind. That's just the kinda guy I am....Excerpt from Matt Croydon::postneo at
Sam Ruby Enables Comment API
It seems simple enough, even for an end user type of guy like myself. Hopefully this impression will be verified when a comment appears on intertwingly.net....Excerpt from Loebrich.org at
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