From: Robert S. <rob...@gm...> - 2005-08-31 13:43:39
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Hi,=20 attached is a tiny patch to lib/bootstrap which streamlines building for me= . I'd also have a question regarding syncml over obex -- is this possible/planned with libopenobex? It seems to be the only way of synchronisation my mobile can handle (without going the way of setting up http over bluetooth). Is there any sort of "obex shell" that can be used to play around and try s= tuff? Thanks for any pointers,=20 Rob |
From: Alexander K. <ak...@se...> - 2005-08-31 16:28:40
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Robert Staudinger wrote: > I'd also have a question regarding syncml over obex -- is this > possible/planned with libopenobex? It seems to be the only way of > synchronisation my mobile can handle (without going the way of setting > up http over bluetooth). It's going to be done on a higher level. You should watch http://libsyncml.opensync.org and http://libsyncml.opensync.org/browser/trunk/libsyncml/transports/ in particular. > Is there any sort of "obex shell" that can be used to play around and try stuff? obex_test from example apps, but it's not very flexible and needs a rewrite in my opinion. Alex |
From: Christian W. Z. <Christian@Zuckschwerdt.org> - 2005-09-13 23:43:03
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Hi Robert, applied your patch to bootstrap. Thank you. Have you tried multisync for syncml? OpenOBEX has no special apps for syncml. There is no "shell" to assemble obex packets. There are some test apps, perhaps you can use or modify those. cu, Christian Robert Staudinger wrote: >attached is a tiny patch to lib/bootstrap which streamlines building for me. > >I'd also have a question regarding syncml over obex -- is this >possible/planned with libopenobex? > >Is there any sort of "obex shell" that can be used to play around and try stuff? > > |