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RSS Parser for .NET [closed]

Any recommendations for RSS parser library in .NET?

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Ramaz Avatar asked Apr 22 '10 11:04

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2 Answers

Several questions out there already that might be helpful. Look at this search.

Perhaps some of these might be helpful:

  • RSS library in .Net
  • RSS parser in .Net
  • Open Source RSS Parser
  • The best .Net library to handle feeds
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stiank81 Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 01:10

stiank81


SyndicationFeed is a part of .NET framework, you can find this class in System.ServiceModel.dll assembly.

You can read and created RSS feeds using SyndiacationFeed and System.ServiceModel.Syndication namespace.

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Gutek Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 03:10

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