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* I think there are 2 possibilities: 1. use the syncml library and implement a syncml client into the calendar so that i can be sync via third party apps (advantage: easy to implement). 2. integrate opensync into the calendar and provide a sync interface where the user can choose what other device to synchronize etc (advantage: easier to use (no third party app), disadvantage: more code to write (the UI)) | * I think there are 2 possibilities: 1. use the syncml library and implement a syncml client into the calendar so that i can be sync via third party apps (advantage: easy to implement). 2. integrate opensync into the calendar and provide a sync interface where the user can choose what other device to synchronize etc (advantage: easier to use (no third party app), disadvantage: more code to write (the UI)) | ||
== Help Wanted == | |||
To make a plan that will work, we need to know what the situation is on Windows and on MacOSX. What apis are available to talk to handhelds? What logic is available? | |||
If you know more about those platforms from a developers perspective, please note it. | |||
=== About Sync4j === | |||
As quoted already, a comprehensive solution for SyncML is Sync4j (http://www.sync4j.org). The project includes a server and many clients and client APIs. In particular, APIs are available in Java and C++. | As quoted already, a comprehensive solution for SyncML is Sync4j (http://www.sync4j.org). The project includes a server and many clients and client APIs. In particular, APIs are available in Java and C++. | ||