List of fetchSubscription() Examples

Examples of fetchSubscription()

org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()
Fetch a single subscription. This method takes in a feed url and is expected to fetch that feed and return a transient instance of a Subscription representing the given feed. It is important to understand that this method will *NOT* return a persistent version of an existing Subscription if it happens to exist. This method is only here to pull feeds from their source so that they may be used in any way desired by the rest of the system. @param feedURL The feed url to use when fetching the subscription. @return Subscription The fetched subscription. @throws FetcherException If there is an error fetching the subscription.

Examples of org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()

    public void testFetchFeedConditionally() throws Exception {
        
        FeedFetcher feedFetcher = PlanetFactory.getPlanet().getFeedFetcher();


        // fetch feed
        Subscription sub = feedFetcher.fetchSubscription(feed_url);
        assertNotNull(sub);
        assertEquals(feed_url, sub.getFeedURL());
        assertEquals("http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/", sub.getSiteURL());
        assertEquals("Blogging Roller", sub.getTitle());
        assertNotNull(sub.getLastUpdated());

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Examples of org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()

        assertEquals("Blogging Roller", sub.getTitle());
        assertNotNull(sub.getLastUpdated());
        assertTrue(sub.getEntries().size() > 0);
        
        // now do a conditional fetch and we should get back null
        Subscription updatedSub = feedFetcher.fetchSubscription(feed_url, sub.getLastUpdated());
        assertNull(updatedSub);
    }
    
}

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Examples of org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()

    public void testFetchSubscription() throws Exception {
        try {
            FeedFetcher feedFetcher = PlanetFactory.getPlanet().getFeedFetcher();


            // first fetch non-conditionally so we know we should get a Sub
            Subscription sub = feedFetcher.fetchSubscription(feed_url);
            assertNotNull(sub);
            assertEquals(feed_url, sub.getFeedURL());
            assertNotNull(sub.getLastUpdated());


            // now do a conditional fetch and we should get back null

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Examples of org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()

            assertNotNull(sub);
            assertEquals(feed_url, sub.getFeedURL());
            assertNotNull(sub.getLastUpdated());


            // now do a conditional fetch and we should get back null
            Subscription updatedSub = feedFetcher.fetchSubscription(feed_url, sub.getLastUpdated());
            assertNull(updatedSub);


        } catch (Throwable e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

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Examples of org.apache.roller.planet.business.fetcher.FeedFetcher.fetchSubscription()

            if(sub == null) {
                log.debug("Adding New Subscription - "+getSubUrl());
                
                // sub doesn't exist yet, so we need to fetch it
                FeedFetcher fetcher = PlanetFactory.getPlanet().getFeedFetcher();
                sub = fetcher.fetchSubscription(getSubUrl());
                
                // save new sub
                pmgr.saveSubscription(sub);
            } else {
                log.debug("Adding Existing Subscription - "+getSubUrl());

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