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From: Henrik /K. <kaa...@us...> - 2009-10-05 17:35:32
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Hi Todd, I have tried to build OpenSync and the mozilla-sync plugin on Windows. You can have a look here: http://bluezync.kaarposoft.dk/building.html#building_windows However, since Mozilla now recommends using Visual Studio Express from Microsoft (free, but not open source), I will try this instead. There are also some windows building instructions here: http://opensync.org/wiki/devel/compilingForWindows but note that they use cygwin, so my guess is that although OpenSync might build, you will have problems with Mozilla. Be warned, that buidling OpenSync and mozilla-sync on a non-linux platform is NOT easy ! Apart from that, it would be great to have a iTunes plugin - for any platform... /Henrik Todd Nine wrote: > Hi all, > I'm working on trying to integrate Mozilla Lightning and Sunbird > with iTunes. It seems like a lot of sync work has already been done > with the mozilla plugin that will allow me to interact with the > calendar. From my basic understanding of the API, I can write a sync > plugin for iTunes that will allow iTunes integration with any plugin > that opensync provides. Given that my initial target release will be > Windows, are there any good examples of creating a simple binary that > can be used on the Windows platform? I want to make installation of > this iTunes plugin easy, so I just want to include the neccessary DLL > files within my plugin. > > Thanks, > Todd |