Getting raw XML data from a Feedburner RSS feed

Question

For an Android app I am currently working on, I would like to be able to parse raw XML data from an RSS feed and display it. The RSS feed in question uses Feedburner for publish

Answer 1

Try adding fmt=xml to your url. For ex: http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogname?fmt=xml.

I am having other strange problems for iOS SDK using XPathQuery to extract data from the response.

Answer 2

The original version of an "unburned" RSS feed can be extracted by viewing the Feedburner feed's source code (or downloading it and viewed as a text file). The original feed is provided between <link>...</link> tag of the <channel> element. It can also be extracted via JavaScript or PHP using XML DOM search.

Answer 3

Its quite easy,After searching for here n there I finally found one solution

http://www.blogger.com/feeds/blogId/posts/default

Note: To knw your Blog Id, First, sign in to Blogger. Then choose the blog whose ID you want to find, and click on its name.

From any of the posting, settings, or template pages, you can find your blog's ID number if you look at the URL in the address bar. At the end of the address, you can see that it says blogID=XXXXXX where the X's represent your blog's ID.

Answer 4

For the people who still haven't figured it out:

Send an HTTP request without any headers (i.e. don't do it from a browser) to receive the raw RSS feed.