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by Vinny Carpenter.
Original Post: OPML to XHTML
Feed Title: Vinny Carpenter's Blog
Feed URL: http://www.j2eegeek.com/error.html
Feed Description: Welcome to my blog. I am a total Java geek that lives in Milwaukee, making my living as an architect/developer, spending all my time with Java, J2EE, OO, Linux, and open source. In my spare time, when I am not in front of my computers, I spend every other minute with my other loves: My wife, books, music, guitars, Formula-1 racing and StarGate. Check out my blog @ http://www.j2eegeek.com/blog
This is a little off-topic for this blog, but I had to share this. Like most people, I use combination of browser and RSS reader (FeedDemon in my case) for consuming blogs. Most RSS readers, including FeedDemon let you output the blogs you read and the channels as OPML files. Now OPML files are XML documents which make them easy to share, but it's a little hard for browsers to consume these documents.
Bob Crispen has a nice little XSL stylesheet to format your OPML file into XHTML that the browser will correctly consume and display. Additional information about the XSL stylesheet is here.
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