Funny you should ask. Allen and I have been discussing a proposal to
make Roller modular and allow you to chose Roller-Planet and Roller-
Blog separately. I hope to have something on the wiki this week.
In the interim you could use the command-line PlanetTool that still
sits in the sandbox. You configure it with an XML file and run it
hourly via cron.
Or, another idea is the ROME Fetcher -- that might be the quickest
way to add a feed cache to your existing app.
- Dave
On Apr 9, 2006, at 8:45 PM, Matt Raible wrote:
I've been trying to do an aggregator for a new website. I've been
using Rome, WebWork and method-level caching with Spring AOP. While
it works nice, it doesn't cache the results through a server restart -
so feeds show up as new each time the server is restarted.
Rather than trying to develop a more elegant solution - the best
solution would probably be to plugin Roller's Planet. Is it possible
to just install a "planet.war"? Or integrate it inside my web
application? We're using AppFuse with WebWork + Spring + Hibernate.
Thanks,
Matt
P.S. I'm hoping to setup Roller on CruiseControl in the next couple
of weeks.
http://raibledesigns.com/page/rd?anchor=getting_ready_for_the_sun
If anyone wants to help - let me know.
