RSS Reader Ajax Portlet for Workshop 9.2

Hi,
is there any available example of RSS Reader Portlet with Ajax support for Workshop 9.2?
Any help is well accepted,
thanks,
Ben

Ben,
With the weblogic portal 9.2 you can find all the JSP but this time Bea has not given the JPF code.Jsp code is available there.The path will be
\WebContent\portlets\rssreader\*.jsp
Create EAR project
Create Portal project with groupspace enabled
Go to merged view of the weblogic workshop
Right click the portlets folder and choose copy to project
Hope this time you will get the sample code :-)
Regards
Bishnu

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# * coreutils
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from os import system
from sys import argv
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-v, --say-something The opposite of -q.
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except:
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tmp.close()
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for url in deviant_art_urls:
if not be_quiet : print("Checking", url[0] + "...")
for entry in parse(url[1]).entries:
if entry.media_content[0]["url"][-4] == '.': # Check it's a file
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if entry.media_content[0]["url"] not in history["deviant_art"]: # If is a new link
if not be_quiet : print(" * Downloading:", entry.media_content[0]["url"][entry.media_content[0]["url"].rfind('/') + 1:])
if no_download or system('curl -so "' + download_dir + entry.media_content[0]["url"][entry.media_content[0]["url"].rfind('/') + 1:] + '" "' + entry.media_content[0]["url"] + '"') == 0: # Download
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for url in youtube_users:
if not be_quiet : print("Checking", url[0] + "...")
for entry in parse("https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/" + url[1] + "/uploads").entries:
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if entry.link not in history["youtube"]: # If is a new link
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if not be_quiet : print("Checking", url[0] + "...")
for entry in parse(url[1]).entries:
for link in entry.links:
if link.type[0:5] == "video" or link.type[0:5] == "audio": # If _IT_ describes itself as video or audio
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for key in history:
for link in history[key]:
if link not in current_links:
history[key].remove(link)
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pickle.dump(history, open(history_file, "wb"))
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