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Net::Blogger::Engine::Slash(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Net::Blogger::Engine::Slash(3)

Net::Blogger::Engine::Slash - Adds support for the Slashcode SOAP API.

  # Create object.
  my $blogger = Net::Blogger->new(engine=>"slash",debug=>1);

  # Same old, same old.
  $blogger->Username(1234);
  $blogger->Password("*****");
  $blogger->Proxy("http://use.perl.org/journal.pl");

  # Hey, this is different!
  $blogger->Uri("http://use.perl.org/Slash/Journal/SOAP");

  # This (the good old Blogger API) ...
  $blogger->newPost(postbody=>\"hello\nworld");

  # ...is the same as (slashcode API) ...
  $blogger->slash()->add_entry(subject=>"hello",body=>"world");

Net::Blogger::Engine::Slash allows a program to interact with the Slashcode SOAP API using the Blogger API. Neat, huh?

Releases prior to Net::Blogger 0.85 accepted a list of arguments rather than a reference. Version 0.85+ are backwards compatible.

Releases prior to Net::Blogger 0.85 accepted a list of arguments rather than a reference. Version 0.85+ are backwards compatible.

Releases prior to Net::Blogger 0.85 accepted a list of arguments rather than a reference. Version 0.85+ are backwards compatible.

Releases prior to Net::Blogger 0.85 accepted a list of arguments rather than a reference. Version 0.85+ are backwards compatible.

This method is not supported by the Slash engine.

This method is not supported by the Slash engine.

Returns an object. Woot!

1.0

$Date: 2005/03/26 19:29:08 $

Aaron Straup Cope

Net::Blogger::Engine::Slash::slashcode

Copyright (c) 2002-2005, Aaron Straup Cope. All Rights Reserved.

This is free software, you may use it and distribute it under the same terms as Perl itself.

2022-04-08 perl v5.32.1

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