[Kolab-devel] Kolab connector for Mac OS

Tyrell Berry tyrell.berry at gmail.com
Fri Aug 14 21:55:31 CEST 2009


OK, I have downloaded the aforementioned Synthesis SyncML to my iphone, and
have tried it with maybe half a dozen online, hosted server services.   Of
the services tried, they all had predefined labels and fields, and I was
therefore unable to test if the app it's self sends the custom labels.

I know that the functionality is supported by the SyncML format, but I guess
the question has been, and continues to be, if there are any apps that
support the custom labels.

Also, does the SyncML support in Horde currently support custom lables?  If
not, the functionality being built into an iPhone app wouldn't actually
benifit anyone yet.

As I said earlier, I am hoping to try this out over the weekend with
Kolab.   But if it fails, it would be good to know what the limitations of
the server are, so that identifying the weakest link is possible.

On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 9:27 AM, Tyrell Berry <tyrell.berry at gmail.com>wrote:

> I am going to have to check it out...   Maybe over the weekend.
>
> SyncML seems to be the way to do the sync with iPhone, if anyone ever
> implements support for custom fields.   If Apple is somehow preventing that
> (I havn't looked...), then I may be stuck getting a MobileMe account.
>
> I will report what I find this weekend.
>
>   On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:28 AM, Gelpi Andrea <liste at gelpi.it> wrote:
>
>> Tyrell Berry ha scritto:
>> > Thank you for the support.   As I stated before, I don't have a plan
>> > that directly supports the iPhone (Yet...   Once I got a mac solution
>> > working pretty well, I might further investigate the iPhone directly).
>> > My solution only suggested a connector that provides complete
>> > syncability between Mac OS's native clients and Kolab.
>> >
>> > That being said, I have been researching Apple's Sync Services pretty
>> > extensively.  I have read the programming guide, and have looked at a
>> > bunch of sample code that I am hoping to recycle a bit.  Xcode requires
>> > a bit more RAM than I have in my old iBook, but as soon as that is taken
>> > care of, I will actually begin coding.
>>
>> Today I looked funambol on Apple Store and I founded also Synthesis
>> SyncML.
>>
>> One application's snapshot has this frase on it:
>>
>> (Calendar) Apple does not allow third party applications to access
>> calendar yet.
>>
>> Another application Todo+Calc+Sync from Synthesis says:
>>
>> The integrated SyncML client allows syncronizing task, calendar (and also
>> the address book) with
>> any SyncML compliant server or service.
>>
>> At the moment I cannot investigate more on it (I only have kolab 2.2.0 and
>> I need to upgrade to
>> 2.2.2 before testing anything).
>>
>> Has someone more informations on this?
>>
>> My idea is to try one of these applications to sync my iphone with kolab
>> and then sync it with
>> my mac via iTunes. Last step is working very well ... of course.
>>
>>
>> --
>>  ing. Andrea Gelpi
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>
>
> --
> Tyrell Berry
>



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