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On Identity-Aware Devices: Putting Users in Control across Federated Services

HPL-2008-26 On Identity-Aware Devices: Putting Users in Control across Federated Services - Casassa Mont, Marco; Balacheff, Boris; Rouault, Jason; Drozdzewski, Daniel
Keyword(s): identity management, device, privacy, user control, trust, federated services
Abstract: This paper describes R&D work on "Identity-aware Devices", in the context of federated services. The aim is to put users in control of their credentials and identities and enable simple, secure, trustworthy and transparent access to federated services. Current users' experience in networked and fede ...
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Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader(3pm) 		User Contributed Perl Documentation		   Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader(3pm)

NAME
Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader - retrieve RSS feeds for inclusion in Wiki::Toolkit nodes DESCRIPTION
Use this Wiki::Toolkit plugin to retrieve an RSS feed from a given URL so that you can include it in a wiki node. SYNOPSIS
use Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader; my $rss = Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader->new( url => 'http://example.com/feed.rss' ); my @items = $rss->retrieve; USAGE
This is a plugin for Wiki::Toolkit, a toolkit for building wikis; therefore please consult the documentation for Wiki::Toolkit for relevant information. This module can, however, be used standalone if you wish. METHODS
"new" my $rss = Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader->new([options]); Create a new RSS reader. Valid options are "url" or "file" (a path to an RSS file); only one can be specified. "retrieve" my @items = $rss->retrieve; "retrieve" will return an array of hashes, one for each item in the RSS feed. The hashes contain three items, "title", "link", and "description". If the URL or file you specified cannot be retrieved/read, "retrieve" will return undef rather than blowing up and surprising the person reading your wiki. If you want, you can specify "debug" to be 1 in the options to "new", which will cause the module to croak instead of failing silently. AUTHOR
Earle Martin (EMARTIN@cpan.org) The Wiki::Toolkit team, (http://www.wiki-toolkit.org/) LEGAL
Copyright 2004 Earle Martin. Copyright 2006 the Wiki::Toolkit team. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.10.1 2009-10-25 Wiki::Toolkit::Plugin::RSS::Reader(3pm)
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