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C# WordPress Wrapper

May 22nd, 2009 Posted in Blogging, Geek Speak, Web

Ok, I’ve barely finished this as a stable release, but I thought I’d post this up any way….

A little open source project I’m working on – Joe Blogs.

In a nutshell, it allows easy communication to your WordPress (or other blog) via an xml-rpc interface.

Big thanks to the work by Charles Cook at http://www.xml-rpc.net/

Joe Blogs is currently hosted on CodePlex – http://joeblogs.codeplex.com/

I’ll be posting more info, tutorials, documentation etc… in the coming days and weeks.

Update

See here for usage instructions:
http://www.alexjamesbrown.com/geek/using-joeblogs/

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5 Responses to “C# WordPress Wrapper”

  1. Alex James Brown » Specify XML RPC Endpoints at Run Time Says:

    [...] A common question when using Cook Computing XML RPC.net to talk to blogs etc… is how to specify a blog / endpoint at runtime? Most of the examples seem to specify the details in an attribute… not much use if you’re trying to develop a wrapper. [...]


  2. Milo Says:

    Thanks for creating this wrapper – real time-saver. I’m using it my VB.NET apps. Keep up the good work!

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  3. Waseem Says:

    Thanks for sharing this, I really needed something!

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  4. alan328 Says:

    Great ! I was looking for this!

    You are the best!

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  5. Todd Kobus Says:

    Thanks for the wrapper. This was a real time saver! I had to make a minor modification to set the date_created_gmt value as opposed to the dateCreated value when posting via NewPost(). Otherwise the post showed up as ’scheduled’ with the datetime off by a few hours.

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