Free atom 1.0 software for linux

Atomsphere is a Java library for creating and modifying Atom 1.0 compliant feed documents. Atomsphere is also bundled with a servlet-based Web interface for front-end manipulation of atom feeds.

Ara is an automatic editor of RSS feed. Only the links towards the Web pages must be given to him. The project is able to retrieve the title and the description of the pages and to produce a syndication file in the RSS format.

It enables you to select the pages to be syndicated instead of publishing the last articles systematically as the generators included in content managers do it.
The Ara term means "Atom and RSS API", it is also the name of a species of parrots from South America.

Using Ara

The program is a set of PHP scripts which have to be stored on a Web site. One creates a feed from the browser by entering the URL of the interface, ara.php.
It is easier to use the program with two browsers, one to display the pages to include and to copy the URLs from the URL input field, the other to edit the RSS file. Thus by just a cut and paste action one transfers the URL from the field to the interface and one clicks on "Add" to add it to the list.

The EDIT button on the left of the link makes it possible to modify the title and description if one wants.

To generate the feed, one enters the nam.

Warning
Ara is not a simple editor, when a page is added, it is reads for extracting useful information and for this purpose Ara makes use of Ajax (with the Anaa framework ), but Ajax can read files only from the site where it is installed. Actually the goal is to build the feed of the site, just avoid to give URL to other sites.

How it works

It is an Ajax script with a backend in PHP 5. In the current version only the pages of the website where it is installed can be added to the feed.

It is necessary to be authenticated to use it, to this goal the install.php program allows to register a login and a password. This file must absolutely be be erased. Once registered, the user remains registered for the whole session, even if he reads other pages meanwhile.

To generate the contents automatically, the program loads the pages given in the list and reads in the head section the contents of the title and description tags. If they are missing, the first H1 tag in the body of the page will be used for the title instead.

The same if description misses, the text of the synopsis will be taken from the page instead.

PloneAtom provides Atom support for Plone.

This is a Plone product (that could probably be trivially modified for the CMF itself) which provides Atom support for Plone. Currently it provides the Atom syndication format for folderish objects, in the same way as RSS syndication is implemented.

Enabling Atom syndication

Atom syndication is enabled in exactly the same way as RSS syndication. To enable syndication on the site in general:

.Login as an admin user.

.Go to Plone Setup and choose Zope Management Interface

.Select the Properties tab in the portal_syndication tool.

.Click enable syndication. Then, to enable syndication support for a particular folderish object:

.Login as a user who has Owner/Manager permission for the folder.

.Surf to that folder and select the syndication tab.

.Click Enable syndication. Dont worry about the syndication options it gives you -- they are not used by atom (and ignored in most RSS clients, from what Ive seen).

Zort is another in a long line of web-based RSS/Atom aggregators, based on MagpieRSS, to boot.
Main features:
- Minimal interface
- Everything on one page
- Clean-looking CSS and Javascript to hide/show whatever feeds you want to view at the time
- (I have some screenshots available which I offer as proof of the previous three items)
- The usual caching, etc, youd expect from a MagpieRSS-based app
Enhancements:
- Attachment support (podcasts, etc.).
- A "Loading" screen while feeds are being loaded.
- HTML sanitization using HTML Tidy.
- Greater control over feed display (number of items, displayed title, etc.).
- Better config file examples and flexibility.
- Many other minor appearance tweaks and changes.

MobiLog! is an incredibly useful open source tool for moblogging (mobile weblogging).
MobiLog! project works like this: Once set up, you simply send an email using your cell phone (or other mobile device, such as a PDA) to a specified email address.
Within minutes, whatever you sent will automatically appear on your site. With support for image attachments, you can even use your cell phones built-in camera to post a picture online - without the need to be at your computer.
Moblogging is an increasingly popular way to keep your sites visitors in touch with what you are doing while away from the computer.
Most current mobloggers are hobbyists or journalists, with the relative lack of easy-to-use tools keeping moblogging out of the mainstream. The goal of MobiLog! is to make it easier for anyone to maintain a mobile weblog while on the road.
Main features:
- Mobile submission of moblog entries from any email-capable device (cell phone, PDA,etc).
- Entry submission security (ie. password protection).
- PHP-based moblog entry archive.
- GIF/JPEG/PNG image support.
- Thumbnail creation using ImageMagick (optional).
- Atom v1.0 feed generation.

Amarok Atom Syndication is a Amarok script for syndicating your currently playing music to the net (store an Atom file on you Google Pages account).

You need to have previously signed for Google Pages service before using this script, and have cookies enable for Google Pages service as well.

FeedCreator provides a PHP class that builds various XML-based news feed formats.
FeedCreator (formerly RSSCreator) is a PHP class that provides an easy way to create various mostly XML-based feeds from within PHP.
It is compact, easy to use, and well documented. RSS 0.91, 1.0, and 2.0, ATOM 0.3, OPML 1.0, and Unix mbox are supported.
Main features:
- creates valid feeds according to RSS 0.91, 1.0 or 2.0 as well as PIE 0.1 (deprecated), OPML 1.0, Unix mbox, ATOM 0.3, or customizable HTML or Javascript format.
- configurable feed caching
- very well documented and easy to use
- Feed image
- includes almost all RSS 0.91 attributes
- decide which version to create during runtime
- easy to use and well documented class interface
- intelligently truncates strings when needed
Enhancements:
- changed license to LGPL