The document discusses the input/output (IO) capabilities of the Insight Toolkit (ITK), including image file IO, transform file IO, spatial object file IO, and logging capabilities. ITK uses an IO factory mechanism to support reading and writing various file formats in a flexible way. It describes how to read and write images, transforms, meshes, and other spatial objects using ITK's IO classes and file formats like JPEG, TIFF, DICOM, and MetaImage. Logging is implemented through a logger class that can record messages and send output to multiple streams.
Solution will make use of the following:
Functions (fun)
Parameters using types
Calling functions with 2 parameters
Variables (var)
do statement to create scopes (local variables)
Object manipulation using object destructor {( )}
If/else
Selectors:
Index (array[0])
Range (1 to 10)
Setting default values
Core functions/operators
isEmpty
reduce
map
groupBy
flatten
Remove (-)
Sum (+)
Concatenation (++)
Prepend (>>)
Solution will make use of the following:
Functions (fun)
Parameters using types
Calling functions with 2 parameters
Variables (var)
do statement to create scopes (local variables)
Object manipulation using object destructor {( )}
If/else
Selectors:
Index (array[0])
Range (1 to 10)
Setting default values
Core functions/operators
isEmpty
reduce
map
groupBy
flatten
Remove (-)
Sum (+)
Concatenation (++)
Prepend (>>)
For this project your task is to update the RSS Reader program you w.pdffathimahardwareelect
For this project your task is to update the RSS Reader program you wrote for the previous
project so that it reads multiple RSS feeds and generates the same nicely formatted HTML page
of links for each feed, plus an HTML index page with links to the individual feed pages.
Your new program should ask the user for the name of an XML file containing a list of URLs for
RSS v2.0 feeds (see below for the format of this file) and for the name of an output file in which
to generate an HTML page with links to the pages for the individual RSS feeds (see below for an
example). It should then read the input XML file into an XMLTree object and then process the
list of RSS feeds from the XMLTree. For each RSS feed, the program should generate an HTML
page with a table of links to all the news items in the feed (just like in the previous project). The
program should also generate an HTML page with an index of links to the individual feed pages.
Format of the Input XML Document
The input XML document is pretty simple. This is the general structure:
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The top-level tag, , has a required attribute, title, whose value is the title to be used in the index
page; nested inside the top-level tag are 1 or more tags with the following required attributes:
url, the URL of the RSS feed, name, the name to use for the link to the feed in the index page,
and file, the name of the HTML file in which to generate the feed\'s table of links to news items
(with the same format as the output in the previous project).
Here is an example of a valid XML input file.
Format of the HTML Output Index Page
The HTML index page should include the following information:
the title as the page title
a header with the page title inside
an unordered list where each item is the name of a feed linked to the feed URL
You can see an example of the index output here.
Method
Create a new Eclipse project by copying your RSSReader project and name the new project
RSSAggregator.
Open the src folder of this project and then open (default package). Rename the RSSReader.java
file to RSSAggregator.java. Open the RSSAggregator.java file in the editor.
Edit RSSAggregator.java to satisfy the problem requirements stated above. You should factor
out the code in your previous project that processed the RSS feed into the following separate
static method:
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/**
* Processes one XML RSS (version 2.0) feed from a given URL converting it
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* @param url
* the URL of the RSS feed
* @param file
* the name of the HTML output file
* @param out
* the output stream to report progress or errors
* @updates out.content
* @requires out.is_open
* @ensures
* [reads RSS feed from url, saves HTML document with table of news items
* to file, appends to out.content any needed messages]
*
*/
private static void processFeed(String url, String file, SimpleWriter out) {...}
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Solution
import components.simplereader.SimpleRead.
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6. How does the Factory work? reading JPEGImageIO TIFFImageIO DICOMImageIO AnalyzeImageIO Image Filename itk::Image Image IO Factory … Can you read this file?
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