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10+ YEARS


Over 10 years ago, I wrote my first blog post. Since then, I've authored books, had kids, traveled the world, found Trish and blogged about it all.

[ANNOUNCE] Manywhere Moblogger

moblogger logo Russ has released moblogger, which maybe exactly what I am looking for. It seems that I can use it to e-mail posts to this site.

This application runs as a background process that monitors a POP3 email account for new email, then downloads it, detaches any files such as pictures, sound or video, uses the Blogger API to post the text in the email to your blog and uses FTP to post the files to your server. Send the email from a phone and you immediately start "moblogging".
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When you send email, put your password in the subject line!! Since the blogger API doesn't support titles, this is a good place to make sure that some random person or spammer doesn't start posting to your blog by sending an email.

That's a cool way to get around the authentication problem. I think the latest blogger API does support titles, but I definitely could be mistaken. I suppose if I were an ambitious fellow, I could do some research on the bloggerDev mailing list - but I'll pass. Unfortunately, I dig titles and while I may use Russ's tool, I'll probably still have to edit/create titles. One thing I'd like to do with Roller's Editor UI is to make is WAP compatible - since it's XHTML, I could be able to create a set of JSPs with JSTL and XSL and blowee, there's your mobUI. I don't know that I'd actually ever use it though. I rarely even make phone calls on my T68i, let alone browse the web.

Posted in Java at Jan 20 2003, 05:07:49 AM MST Add a Comment
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