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Akivela: /* Digg & Del.icio.us mashup example */

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‎Digg & Del.icio.us mashup example

Akivela at 16:26, 2 June 2008

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Akivela at 16:26, 2 June 2008

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Akivela at 16:01, 2 June 2008

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Akivela: Digg extractor moved to Digg extractors

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Digg extractor moved to Digg extractors

Akivela at 15:37, 2 June 2008

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Wandora supports extracting information from Digg into a topic map. There are two ways to extract information from either source:
* The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those urls from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.
* The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.

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-Wandora supports extracting information from [http://digg.com/ Digg] into a topic map. Extractor starts with menu option '''File > Extract > Social bookmarking > Digg URL extractor...''' or '''File > Extract > Social bookmarking > Digg posts extractor...'''. There are two ways to extract information from either source:
+Wandora supports extracting information from [http://digg.com/ Digg] into a topic map. Extractor starts with menu option '''File > Extract > Social > Digg URL extractor...''' or '''File > Extract > Social > Digg posts extractor...'''. There are two ways to extract information from either source:
 * The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those URLs from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.
 * The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.

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-Wandora supports extracting information from [http://digg.com/ Digg] into a topic map. There are two ways to extract information from either source:
+Wandora supports extracting information from [http://digg.com/ Digg] into a topic map. Extractor starts with menu option '''File > Extract > Social bookmarking > Digg URL extractor...''' or '''File > Extract > Social bookmarking > Digg posts extractor...'''. There are two ways to extract information from either source:
 * The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those URLs from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.
 * The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.

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 == Digg & Del.icio.us mashup example ==
-I create a topic in Wandora with base name '''funniest-resume-mistakes''' and subject identifier '''http://jobmob.co.il/blog/funniest-resume-mistakes/'''. I select the topic and start Digg extractor. As the URL has been saved to Digg, the extractor finds description, title, and category for the URL as shown below.
+This simple example shows how to combine information from two different sources using Digg and Del.icio.us extractors.
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-I start the Del.icio.us URL extractor. As someone has also bookmarked and tagged same URL, Del.icio.us extracted tags merge with previously extracted Digg descriptions resulting a topic with both description and several tags. Result topic is shown below.
+To build up the topic I start the Del.icio.us URL extractor. As someone has also bookmarked and tagged same URL, Del.icio.us extracted tags merge with previously extracted Digg descriptions resulting a topic with both description and several tags. Result topic is shown below.
 [[Image:digg_example2.gif|center]]

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 * The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those URLs from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.
 * The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.
 == Digg & Del.icio.us mashup example ==

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	* The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those URLs from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.		* The URL extractors look up URLs from topics in context and try to find posts matching those URLs from Digg. If successful, they will add information (description, tags) retrieved from the web api to the topic at hand.
	* The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.		* The post extractors will extract posts with a certain criteria (currently only the most recent posts by specified users) and create topics into the topic map, merging with those topics that have matching subject identifiers.
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		+	== Digg & Del.icio.us mashup example ==
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		+	I create a topic in Wandora with base name '''funniest-resume-mistakes''' and subject identifier '''http://jobmob.co.il/blog/funniest-resume-mistakes/'''. I select the topic and start Digg extractor. As the URL has been saved to Digg, the extractor finds description, title, and category for the URL as shown below.
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		+	[[Image:digg_example1.gif\|center]]
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		+	I start the Del.icio.us URL extractor. As someone has also bookmarked and tagged same URL, Del.icio.us extracted tags merge with previously extracted Digg descriptions resulting a topic with both description and several tags. Result topic is shown below.
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		+	[[Image:digg_example2.gif\|center]]