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I have a simple code that reads RSS feeds. It used to work OK with the given RSS feed, but for some reason stopped working with the following exception:



Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid document
at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:312)
at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:234)
at com.rometools.rome.io.SyndFeedInput.build(SyndFeedInput.java:150)


This is the code:



    URL url  = new URL("http://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest");
XmlReader reader = null;
try {
reader = new XmlReader(url);
SyndFeed feeder = new SyndFeedInput().build(reader);
System.out.println("Feed Title: "+ feeder.getAuthor());
for (Iterator i = feeder.getEntries().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
SyndEntry syndEntry = (SyndEntry) i.next();
System.out.println(syndEntry.getTitle());
}
} finally {
if (reader != null)
reader.close();
}


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    I have a simple code that reads RSS feeds. It used to work OK with the given RSS feed, but for some reason stopped working with the following exception:



    Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid document
    at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:312)
    at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:234)
    at com.rometools.rome.io.SyndFeedInput.build(SyndFeedInput.java:150)


    This is the code:



        URL url  = new URL("http://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest");
    XmlReader reader = null;
    try {
    reader = new XmlReader(url);
    SyndFeed feeder = new SyndFeedInput().build(reader);
    System.out.println("Feed Title: "+ feeder.getAuthor());
    for (Iterator i = feeder.getEntries().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
    SyndEntry syndEntry = (SyndEntry) i.next();
    System.out.println(syndEntry.getTitle());
    }
    } finally {
    if (reader != null)
    reader.close();
    }


    Anything I am missing?










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      I have a simple code that reads RSS feeds. It used to work OK with the given RSS feed, but for some reason stopped working with the following exception:



      Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid document
      at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:312)
      at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:234)
      at com.rometools.rome.io.SyndFeedInput.build(SyndFeedInput.java:150)


      This is the code:



          URL url  = new URL("http://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest");
      XmlReader reader = null;
      try {
      reader = new XmlReader(url);
      SyndFeed feeder = new SyndFeedInput().build(reader);
      System.out.println("Feed Title: "+ feeder.getAuthor());
      for (Iterator i = feeder.getEntries().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
      SyndEntry syndEntry = (SyndEntry) i.next();
      System.out.println(syndEntry.getTitle());
      }
      } finally {
      if (reader != null)
      reader.close();
      }


      Anything I am missing?










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      I have a simple code that reads RSS feeds. It used to work OK with the given RSS feed, but for some reason stopped working with the following exception:



      Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid document
      at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:312)
      at com.rometools.rome.io.WireFeedInput.build(WireFeedInput.java:234)
      at com.rometools.rome.io.SyndFeedInput.build(SyndFeedInput.java:150)


      This is the code:



          URL url  = new URL("http://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest");
      XmlReader reader = null;
      try {
      reader = new XmlReader(url);
      SyndFeed feeder = new SyndFeedInput().build(reader);
      System.out.println("Feed Title: "+ feeder.getAuthor());
      for (Iterator i = feeder.getEntries().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
      SyndEntry syndEntry = (SyndEntry) i.next();
      System.out.println(syndEntry.getTitle());
      }
      } finally {
      if (reader != null)
      reader.close();
      }


      Anything I am missing?







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          Problem with URL. Responds with Object moved to <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest">here</a>. That is why exception Invalid document.



          That means that XmlReader does not support 304 redirects.



          So if you fix your URL to https instead of http, everything works.



          There was similar issue, which says that, you have to deal with redirects your self.






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          • Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
            – bashan
            Nov 11 at 14:49






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            As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
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            Nov 11 at 15:08













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          Problem with URL. Responds with Object moved to <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest">here</a>. That is why exception Invalid document.



          That means that XmlReader does not support 304 redirects.



          So if you fix your URL to https instead of http, everything works.



          There was similar issue, which says that, you have to deal with redirects your self.






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          • Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
            – bashan
            Nov 11 at 14:49






          • 1




            As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
            – muradm
            Nov 11 at 15:08

















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          Problem with URL. Responds with Object moved to <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest">here</a>. That is why exception Invalid document.



          That means that XmlReader does not support 304 redirects.



          So if you fix your URL to https instead of http, everything works.



          There was similar issue, which says that, you have to deal with redirects your self.






          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
            – bashan
            Nov 11 at 14:49






          • 1




            As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
            – muradm
            Nov 11 at 15:08















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          up vote
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          Problem with URL. Responds with Object moved to <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest">here</a>. That is why exception Invalid document.



          That means that XmlReader does not support 304 redirects.



          So if you fix your URL to https instead of http, everything works.



          There was similar issue, which says that, you have to deal with redirects your self.






          share|improve this answer












          Problem with URL. Responds with Object moved to <a href="https://www.dpreview.com/feeds/reviews/latest">here</a>. That is why exception Invalid document.



          That means that XmlReader does not support 304 redirects.



          So if you fix your URL to https instead of http, everything works.



          There was similar issue, which says that, you have to deal with redirects your self.







          share|improve this answer












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          answered Nov 10 at 21:10









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          • Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
            – bashan
            Nov 11 at 14:49






          • 1




            As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
            – muradm
            Nov 11 at 15:08




















          • Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
            – bashan
            Nov 11 at 14:49






          • 1




            As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
            – muradm
            Nov 11 at 15:08


















          Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
          – bashan
          Nov 11 at 14:49




          Thanks @muradm. I wonder why the framework doesn't follow redirects... should be a common use case with RSS feeds...
          – bashan
          Nov 11 at 14:49




          1




          1




          As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
          – muradm
          Nov 11 at 15:08






          As it says in documentation, it works with feeds, but is not focused on transport. It includes very basic http client. If you check XmlReader it can read from different sources including streams. So you can plug any type of data source there, like more advanced http client, or some other implementation, exaggerating websocket, raw tcp/ip, database etc.
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          Nov 11 at 15:08




















           

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