Re: [Opensync-users] Enabling transports in Libsyncml

[Anders H. <an...@gi...>]

Matthew Kay wrote:
> I'm trying to build Libsyncml so that I can test syncml with my Nokia
> 6670.  Libsoup 2.2.91 has just been released into Debian unstable, so I
> thought I'd give it a try.  Looking at the libsoup changelog, it seems
> that this version would be sufficiently up to date so as to not require
> patching.
> 
> However, when I configure libsyncml I get the following messages:
> 
>>The transports are:
>>  Http Client:            Disabled
>>  Http Server:            Disabled
> 
> Is this expected?

No. Did you install libsoup2.2-dev ?

I just tried compiling the latest SVN version with it myself.
./configure found it by itself and everything went smooth.

> The Obex transports are also disabled, but I'm expecting this given that
> openobex 1.1 is not yet in Debian.  I'm not bothered since I don't have
> a USB lead, although I'd be very interested in bluetooth sync.

You need openobex for bluetooth syncing.

See my patch for adding bluetooth transport to libsyncml:
http://anders.ginandtonic.no/files/patch-libsyncml-bt.diff

I did not try it together with syncml-plugin yet, because I still have
problems with the basic syncml-obex-client to complete on my phone
(6680). Using both USB and bluetooth hangs the sync near the end. I
don't known enough about libsyncml to found out why and where.


Anders