RSS feed based on omni portlet ?

We have a project that needs to create an XML Publisher portlet ..
We need to develop a RSS feed.
can we use omni portlet for this aim ?
Is there any complete documents here or anyone can give more details on this?
Thanks for your help...

I have worked on a portal project in the past that created an RSS feed by creating a pl/sql function to generate the XML. The function is then invoked through mod_plsql. I believe the developer of the feed downloaded the original source from the portal website somewhere.
-sean
http://www.sagelogix.com

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