2008/5/15 Vogten, Hubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > We have recently installed Roller 4.0. We want to integrate roller in a rich > client Java application. For this purpose we would like to use the ATOM app. > We have the following problem: > > We want to show only a filtered list of entries in a feed. We use a get with > a URL like this: HYPERLINK > "http://localhost:8080/roller/fp/feed/entries/atom?tags=eclipse"http://localhost:8080/roller/fp/feed/entries/atom?tags=eclipse
That's not part of Roller's AtomPub protocol implementation, that is just a feed. > This feed will return all entries on the topic eclipse. Next we want to offer > the author of an entry the possibility to edit his/her entry. For this we > must determine the edit link to the entry. We use an url like this: HYPERLINK > "http://localhost:8080/roller/roller-services/app/bko/entries"http://localhost:8080/roller/roller-services/app/bko/entries > to retrieve the required link (something in the line of <link rel="edit" > href="http://localhost:8080/roller/roller-services/app/bko/entry/eaf76bcf-715e-41fb-a144-63869a19f042"; > />) > > However the latter url has the problem that it doesn't seem to support the > filtering we have applied in the first URL. The list are therefore out of > sync and we are not capable to determine the url required for editing an > entry. Is there another way of determining the url to edit a blog entry? The way to find the Edit URI of an entry is to get the list of entries from Roller's AtomPub interface, find the entry you want and the use its Edit URI. Roller's AtomPub interface It does allow you to get the most recent entries and then page back in time to find more, but it does not allow you to subset entries by tag, category or any other criteria. - Dave
