addTag(String name) Roller lowercases all tags based on locale because there's not a 1:1 mapping
between uppercase/lowercase characters across all languages.
displayContent(String readMoreLink) Get the right transformed display content depending on the situation.
If the readMoreLink is specified then we assume the caller wants to
prefer summary over content and we include a "Read More" link at the
end of the summary if it exists.
getCommentsStillAllowed() True if comments are still allowed on this entry considering the
allowComments and commentDays fields as well as the website and
site-wide configs.
Roller lowercases all tags based on locale because there's not a 1:1 mapping
between uppercase/lowercase characters across all languages.
Parameters: name - throws: RollerException -
Get the right transformed display content depending on the situation.
If the readMoreLink is specified then we assume the caller wants to
prefer summary over content and we include a "Read More" link at the
end of the summary if it exists. Otherwise, if the readMoreLink is
empty or null then we assume the caller prefers content over summary.
Format the publish time of this weblog entry using the specified pattern.
See java.text.SimpleDateFormat for more information on this format.
See Also:java.text.SimpleDateFormat Publish time formatted according to pattern.
Format the update time of this weblog entry using the specified pattern.
See java.text.SimpleDateFormat for more information on this format.
See Also:java.text.SimpleDateFormat Update time formatted according to pattern.
Publish time is the time that an entry is to be (or was) made available
for viewing by newsfeed readers and visitors to the Roller site.
Roller stores time using the timeZone of the server itself. When
times are displayed in a user's weblog they must be translated
to the user's timeZone.
NOTE: Times are stored using the SQL TIMESTAMP datatype, which on
MySQL has only a one-second resolution.
Update time is the last time that an weblog entry was saved in the
Roller weblog editor or via web services API (XML-RPC or Atom).
Roller stores time using the timeZone of the server itself. When
times are displayed in a user's weblog they must be translated
to the user's timeZone.
NOTE: Times are stored using the SQL TIMESTAMP datatype, which on
MySQL has only a one-second resolution.