I decided to write this post just to get things straight and recall some memories of the past.
Since I still get emails about Atom.NET I think it’s time to say it out loud and clear: I don’t care about it anymore but I still think Atom is a good idea, though
I repeat: I [...]
I write this post to notice that Atom.NET is no longer mine. It’s property of Toolbutton, Inc. in Edmonton, Canada.
If you have any kind of requests about the library, ask to the support service of Toolbutton, Inc.
Atom.NET 0.4.3 is out, here are the major changes:
added xml:base supportmerged XPathNavigatorReader.cs and XmlNamespaces.cs from mvp-xml libraryUtils.cs: added a public GetVersion() method to obtain the version of the assembly at runtimefixed a bug in AtomPersonConstruct parsingAtomFeed.cs: added a Uri property for an easy identification of the uri of the feedAtomEntry.cs: added a Uri property for [...]
Before making a new release of the library I wanna try to add the support for Xml Base. The problems are described in the final part of the recommendation:The XPath [XPath] data model preserves neither base URI information nor the boundaries of external entities and thus is insufficient to support resolution of relative URI references [...]
Atom.NET (the cvs version, but the new release will be here soon) grows with the integration of part of the Mvp-Xml library, an effort made by various Microsoft’s MVPs to enhance .NET System.Xml support. Thanks to Daniel Cazzulino (XML MVP) for the support.I’ve also added an example made in VB.NET by Russell Lindell. See the [...]
After some requests and suggestions I decided to open a mailing list about the Atom.NET project.The main page is: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/atomnet-discuss
Nothing new since the lasta change in the cvs tree (but there are few changes since the last release), only a service release.homepage, project page, download 0.4.1
The number of downloads slowly grows day by day and only few have told me for what (s)he uses the lib. It could be nice to have more feedback so I can add a page for the “projects” in the Atom .NET website. In this way the various projects can gain some visibility and I [...]
I’ve released the 0.4 version of the library. It’s a big rework against the past version.See the website for more infos: http://atomnet.sourceforge.net
I’ve fixed a couple of things in the Atom.NET homepage, not it validates against XHTML 1.0 Strict DTD and againt the W3C CSS validator. Someone told me that the page looks like a mess in IE5 for Win but… I don’t care, it’s too buggy as a browser… so let’s upgrade to IE6 or (better) [...]
