Atom API server software for managing and publishing web content.
One of the strengths of XML::Atom::Server is its flexibility. It does not offer functions tailored to any specific implementation, such as posting an entry, retrieving a list of entries, deleting an entry, etc. Instead, developers are expected to subclass the module and override the handle_request method. In doing so, they can take full control of implementation-specific functions and tailor them to their specific needs.
The package My::Server is an example of such an implementation. It subclasses XML::Atom::Server and takes control of handle_request. The module checks for authentication and method type before calling the relevant function. The new_post function is an example of an implementation-specific function that saves XML::Atom::Entry objects.
Overall, XML::Atom::Server provides developers with an incredibly powerful and customizable tool for creating their own Atom API servers. The module is flexible and versatile, offering a solid base class that developers can build from. With its support for both SOAP and REST formats of the protocol, and WSSE authentication, developers have everything they need to create a secure and reliable Atom API server.
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