Friday, 24 September 2004
To RedHat, Atom == RSS 2.0
Bzzzzzzzzzzt. Try again folks!
Bzzzzzzzzzzt. Try again folks!
Google-esque navigation for your blog. Try it out hm'yah. Rock on!Pager Plugin is a Blojsom plugin that allows page by page view of blog entries. It provides a filter plugin that handles filtering based on the URL parameter "page-num", and custom JSP tag that handles rendering of the navigation links for use in the templates.
Left aligned.
Centered.
Right aligned.
Indented once.
Indented twice.
No more indenting!
But, to the unemployed, resigned, and moved on, best of luck. Buy yourself an iPod. It's a little bit of happy you can take with you wherever you go.
Magnolia and blojsom Weblog Integration page. Interesting. Authenticating blojsom users against the Magnolia user database. So, Magnolia folks, how is blojsom integrated? Inquiring developers want to knowWhat is Magnolia?
Magnolia is the first open-source content-management-system (CMS) which has been built from scratch to support JSR-170, the upcoming standard API for java content repositories (JCR).
Magnolia is the free, open source, J2EE deployable content management system software (CMS) developed by obinary. Magnolia uses the upcoming standard API for java content repositories (JCR) (JSR-170) to access its content. It has an easy to use web-browser interface, a clear API and a useful custom tag library for easy templating in JSP and Servlets.
The site looks great! I'm impressed.The Greenfield Fire District encompasses all of the Town of Greenfield and part of the Town of Wilton. The section of the Town of Wilton is defined by Maple Avenue, Northern Pines, Carr Road, Jones Road, Ingersol Road, Weibel Avenue, and Route 50 north back to Route 9 (Maple Avenue). The Maple Avenue Fire Department is the company that covers that area of the Greenfield Fire District. The rest of the Town of Wilton is covered by the Wilton Fire Department.
The API is easy to work with and is as simple as implementing the BlojsomListener interface. Components that add themselves to the event broadcaster can also pass a filter so that the component only receives events it is interested in processing. Other uses for this functionality might be to for a fetcher to update its cache when a new entry is available, a dispatcher that performs static rendering based on entry-related events, a plugin marking a comment as "pending" so that it can later be moderated. The list is endless. The hooks are now there for you to be able to write "active" components.The blojsom event notification and listener API allows developers to write blojsom components (dispatchers, fetchers, listeners, and plugins) that respond to events from other blojsom components in a well-defined way. For example, based on an event indicating that a blog entry was added or updated, a listener or plugin could be written to respond to that event and "ping" a weblog update notification service like weblogs.com or blo.gs. Another example might be a listener or plugin which e-mails a list of individuals when a blog entry has been added to a blog.
New:
We're excited