Using XML feeds to add your jobs to ITjobfeed

Contact us once your feed is ready to be included.If you have any questions regarding the feed creation contact us and one of our developers will contact you. Remember to add the url when you contact us. An XML feed is the quickest method to get included. Our crawler will access your file at least once per day.This minimises the impact on your server. If you alread have an XML feed or another type of format, we can probably integrate onto our job crawl search. If you don't have any formats,we've provided an example of an XML template, which you can use as a basis for creating a feed <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1?> <rss version="0"> <channel> <item> <company>Big ABC Corporation</company> <title>Java Developer</title> <description>3 years experience</description> <link>http://mylink.com</link> <pubDate>Dec 1 ,2008</pubDate> <city>London</city> <country>UK</country> </item> </channel> </rss> NOTES The fields in bold are compulsory. Job vacancies excluding highlighted fileds will not be added to the ITjobfeed database. Include as much information as possible. We would prefer that you don't include: HTML tags, JavaScript, HTML comments and CSS when generating the feed. It's OK to include elements such as CDATA . Important: The URL (the link element of the XML example) of the feed must be a direct and permanent link. i.e no reguirement for any login to view the job details London IT Jobs | Brighton IT Jobs Oxfordshire IT Jobs | Cambridge IT Jobs | Bedfordshire IT Jobs | IT Jobs in Essex | Cisco Jobs | Oracle Jobs | Unix Jobs | Java Jobs | Visual Basic Jobs | SAP Jobs | Cisco Jobs | Oracle Jobs | Unix Jobs | Java Jobs | SQL Jobs | VB Jobs | SAP Jobs | ASP.Net Jobs | IT Support Jobs | PHP Jobs | Perl Jobs | C++ Jobs | Network Jobs | SQL Jobs | IT Jobs in Bristol | IT Jobs in Derby | IT Jobs in Newcastle | IT Jobs in Glasgow |

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