C # Call Sina Weibo API to generate an RSS resource file

Author: 1.1 drops of Beer personal homepage: http://beer.cnblogs.com

Sina Weibo seems to be gaining momentum now. Many people start to follow many people out of curiosity when they create their own microblogs. Over time, after over 100 friends, then you will find that you have completely drowned in the flood of information, and you have followed so many people, many of whom may never remember or see in the future, this is clearly the opposite of "Focus", and sometimes you just want to see whether the messages of the people you know have been updated, however, it is obviously impossible for you to open a list of your followers one by one and then visit his home page one by one. This operation is too cumbersome.

Users who have used the RSS reader may all experience the superiority of the RSS reader in obtaining information. It can track the updates of RSS resources in real time and display the number of updates after the specified subscription resources. This allows users to view information in a targeted manner and allow users to actively obtain information, instead of passively accepting information, this is very effective for solving the "Information flood" problem of Weibo.

After several days, I finally wrote a program to obtain the friends of a specified user, store the backups to the ACCESS database, and then generate an RSS reading resource. I don't dare to share it with others. In the future, if I want to make it into a desktop software so that users who do not know the program can operate it easily, it will be a back-to-end question.

1.Sina Weibo RSSSubscribe to a third-party website

Sina Weibo does not provide RSS subscriptions, but searches the Internet to find a third-party website that provides RSS resources for Sina Weibo. Therefore, the RSS subscription in this article is based on this third-party website.

Http://log.medcl.net/item/2010/02/sina-bo-rss-subscribe-feed-generate-micro/

2.Common OPML on the InternetFile XMLFormat

Below is the opml file exported from Google Reader. This is the standard format of the Network RSS Reader and even all RSS readers, at least "Fresh Fruit ", "youdao" these popular online readers support File Import in this format.

<? Xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"?> <Opml version = "1.0">