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HTTP Conditional Get for RSS Hackers
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mcarring304 error
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you'll have to keep track of two values: the time the file was last modified (converted to Greenwich Mean Time), and an “etag”. According to RFC2616, the etag is an “opaque value”, which means you can put anything you like in it
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Dean Landsmaninteresting html discussion & CSS info, too
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HTTP Conditional Get for RSS Hackers Given the massive confusion exhibited here, I've written a nice, simple guide on how to implement HTTP's Conditional GET mechanism, with regards to producers and consumers of RSS feeds.
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jcartledgeGiven the massive confusion exhibited here, I've written a nice, simple guide on how to implement HTTP's Conditional GET mechanism, with regards to producers and consumers of RSS feeds.
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linkmessfishbowl.pastiche.org is a smart little blog
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