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Updated: 12/17/2006

Web UI RSS Manager

Web UI RSS Manager is an ASP.NET web component designed for adding the RSS (Really Simple Syndication) features to your ASP.NET application. Web UI RSS manager helps you to add to your web site or application news line from any RSS based third party source. Web UI RSS Manager loads RSS content from any given URL, parse it and publish on your web site. Web UI RSS Manager provides the ability to fully customize the appearance of news line to looks like exactly as your web site design. Even more - You can easily create the several instances of the design templates and change them without recompiling that will allow your web site visitors choosing the appearance of your news line as they wish.
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