Introduction
This documentation demonstrates an example of how FeedSync can be used with Atom to allow bi-directional synchronization of Atom files. Specifically, this document demonstrates in a stepwise, series of updates, how two endpoints can apply and exchange modifications to a Atom file.
The initial Atom file used in this example is a simple to do list, which is modified by two endpoints via a series of Create, Update and Delete operations. The series of updates captures the modifications and merge results of each intermediate step in a sequence of operations. This example uses the following pattern for each series of modifications:
You can navigate through each test case using the left hand frame, and view the results of each of the steps in the series. When viewing XML files, your browser may display a warning – it’s ok and will not interfere with the use of the tutorial.
Notes: This series of Atom files was generated using a test script and a series of JavaScript utilities, which are documented in Running the Scripts.