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From: Henrik /K. <he...@ka...> - 2009-10-29 16:49:17
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Graham Cobb wrote: > On Thursday 29 October 2009 15:55:40 Henrik /KaarPoSoft wrote: > >> Daniel Gollub wrote: >> >>> And your real "plugin" which is acutally a complete different process - >>> or even an own application is implementing a full OSyncClient and >>> OSyncPlugin environment? Completeyl without that get_sync_info() stuff >>> ... >>> >> I could do that, but it would take a lot of coding to make my own >> OSyncClient. That's why I simply use the full opensync library. That's >> only 10 lines of code! >> > > I think that is what I have been trying to suggest (badly) -- thanks for the > clarification Daniel. > > But, of course, Henrik, you shouldn't have to implement your own OSyncClient. > What we have to do is to make the client code and plugin support code usable > from your process, without bringing in all the rest of OpenSync. That may be > harder than it looks because some functions that plugins call may assume the > whole OpenSync environment is present. > Any hints on how to do that would be appreciated! /Henrik |