It would be nice if there was an 'endpoint' though.... ;)

I have a list of endpoints in one of the blogging clients I have:-

Wordpress.com
http://<username>.wordpress.com/xmlrpc.php
Wordpress
http://<hostname>/<wp_path>/xmlrpc.php
Blogger
http://www.blogger.com/feeds/<feed-id>/posts/full
TypePad
http://www.typepad.com/t/api
LiveJournal
http://www.livejournal.com/interface/blogger
MoveableType
http://<hostname>/<mt_path>/mt-xmlrpc.cgi
Community Server
http://<hostname>/blogs/metablog.ashx
dasBlog
http://<hostname>/blog/blogger.aspx
Metaweblog API
http://<hostname>/<mw-script>
MoveableType API
http://<hostname>/<mt-script>

And the interesting one for Radio Userland
http://127.0.0.1:5335/RPC2

Now this is where I have been stuck before in never having
used 'Radio Userland' and only used the 'OPML Editor' this setting
looks very similar to a standard OPML Editor install though I have
not had any success trying to hook onto that as an endpoint... The
OPML Editor defaults to port 5337 and not 5335 like Radio Userland
and there seems to be no RPC2 alias with the OPML Editor that I can
see anyway so thats where my knowledge ends on this...

Regards,

Stephen Edgar



--- In opmlsupport@yahoogroups.com, "localnot" <matt@...> wrote:
>
>
> > There isn't one. I may build one in to my OPML blog PHP clone
(which I
> > seriously need to actually release).
> >
>
> You can however post from OPML editor to another blog platform like
> Wordpress, with a little work. I made a plugin for Dave some time
back
> that edited a Wordpress blogroll using the
> opmlCommunityServer.saveFile XML-RPC call.
>
> I know, Iknow, Wordpress has titles. You can hack them out of it,
and
> they aren't necessary for a Wordpress post.
>
> source code for the
> plugin:http://everybuddy.org/software/remote-opml-wordpress-plugin/
>
> Matt T
>