The name used to generate the link to the feed.

Select whether to send the notifications for successful jobs and/or jobs that contain errors. Select to open the Email Notifications for Scheduled Jobs page. Which users and email addresses receive email notifications when an RSS job completes.

When you want to run this publishing profile.

Inactive (clear check mark), meaning it is unable to be used at present.

Active (yellow check mark), meaning it is in use or can be used, or.

More information about the profile that appears on the Publishing Profiles page. Used to identify the profile on the list of Publishing Profiles page. The unique name of this RSS feed publishing profile.

Configure the RSS publishing profile using the table below.

The Publishing Profile Details page appears to a blank RSS profile.

Select Add Profile and select the RSS option.

Open Resources > Publishing > Publishing Profiles.

Use the RSS feed URL to view the new book list by entering the URL into a browser and viewing the results in Primo.

Confirm that the RSS publishing profile successfully completed processing on the Monitor Jobs page (see Viewing Completed Jobs).

Optionally, confirm that new books have been added/received to your database (within the set that you saved above).

Create the RSS feed URL (see Creating the RSS Feed URL).

Create an RSS publishing profile that includes a definition of new that is between 90 and 2 days ago (see the Max number of days ago and Min number of days ago settings described in Configuring an RSS Publishing Profile below).

After you have identified all the parts and created the RSS discovery URL that you need to use for your new book list process, enter the URL in rss_discovery_url (see Configuring Other Settings).

Create the RSS discovery URL (see Creating the RSS Discovery URL).

Itemized sets will not be listed when running the profile. Only logical sets can be used with the RSS Profile.

Rss feed url meaning