RSS

To create RSS XML file, with OmniXML, you can use following code:

uses rrRss, OmniXML, SysUtils, Windows, OmniXMLProperties;

...

var
  rss: TRSS;

...

  rss := TRSS.Create;
  rss.XMLDoc.PreserveWhiteSpace := False; //for XML to be "human readable"
  rss.Version := '2.0'; //RSS version


//adding channel
  rss.Add;
  rss.Channel[0].Title := 'channel name';
  rss.Channel[0].Link := 'link';
  rss.Channel[0].Description := 'description';

...

//adding RSS feed
  rss.Channel[0].Items.Add;
//it depends of RSS reader will consider this property
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].Guid.Value := 'guid'; 
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].Title := 'title';
//link where will be full article
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].Link := 'http://www.rsslink.com'; 
//content of RSS which will be shown in RSS reader
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].Description := 'description'; 
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].Category := 'test'; 
//date of publish
  rss.Channel[0].Items[0].PubDate := 'ned, 05 jul 2009 17:00:23 +0200'; 
//because of FireFox, without this in FF don't want to work
  rss.Channel[0].Items[intItemCount].Enclosure.Url := 'http://www.milosev.com';
 //ofIndent also needed for XML to be "human readable"
  if not rss.SaveToFile(strFileName, ofIndent) then
    raise Exception.Create(rss.LastError);

RSS specification can be found here. pubDate must follow RFC822 specification.

Code taken from OmniXML\demo\properties.

If you need in RSS description to put line break, or something similiar, try CDATA, for example:

<description><![CDATA[ <p>There once was a man from nantucket<br> Who kept all his fish in a bucket</p> ]]></description>

If link is same in RSS then it is possible that some RSS readers will show RSS feed as read (not unread), because, idea of RSS is to get small part of log (news) you need, and then to go on a link to see all news.

Taken from here.