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[Opensync-users] Libsyncml testing

[Armin B. <arm...@de...>]

Hi,

finally some news after a long period of programming abstinence: I
finished all my exams and can now work on opensync/libsyncml again. :)

I already worked on the libsyncml and have something new to show of:

I added a new tool to libsyncml called syncml-obex-client. This tool can
be used to emulate and test syncml synchronization using obex over usb.
So if you own a syncml capable phone and also happen to have a usb
cable, i would really appreciate to get some feedback about the devices
the tool supports correctly.

So, if you are willing to give it a shot, please take a look at

http://libsyncml.opensync.org/wiki/obex-guide

which explains in detail what has to be done.

The next steps are now to create a opensync plugin which uses the
libsyncml to finally get complete syncml synchronization.

Best Regards,
Armin Bauer

Re: [Opensync-users] Libsyncml testing

[Manuel B. <ma...@ma...>]

Hi Armin, 

nice to see you back on libsyncml and hope your exams went well.
My exams are over too, so I took the time to install a new libsoup. You
are checking for libsoup 2.2.90 [which is CVS as I found out later] but
configure does not bail out if it can't find it and then make fails
because of missing libsoup.
So, I got around that after installing libsoup from gnome-cvs.

After that libsyncml compiled fine and I installed it.

Following your guide, I tried to detect my phone then (which is a SE
P800), but syncml-obex-client reported no phones found.
So, I guess my phone does not support OBEX over USB.

My question now: will your libsyncml "rewrite" also support SyncML1.0
with the "old" http-server someday? Or is there no go in syncing this
old phone?

Cheers,
Manuel

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Re: [Opensync-users] Libsyncml testing

[Armin B. <arm...@de...>]

Manuel Borchers wrote:
> Hi Armin, 
> 
> nice to see you back on libsyncml and hope your exams went well.
> My exams are over too, so I took the time to install a new libsoup. You
> are checking for libsoup 2.2.90 [which is CVS as I found out later] but
> configure does not bail out if it can't find it and then make fails
> because of missing libsoup.
> So, I got around that after installing libsoup from gnome-cvs.
> 
> After that libsyncml compiled fine and I installed it.
> 
> Following your guide, I tried to detect my phone then (which is a SE
> P800), but syncml-obex-client reported no phones found.
> So, I guess my phone does not support OBEX over USB.

Hi Manuel,

what is the output of "syncml-obex-client -u"?

> 
> My question now: will your libsyncml "rewrite" also support SyncML1.0
> with the "old" http-server someday? Or is there no go in syncing this
> old phone?

the current development branch now supports syncml 1.2, 1.1 as well as
1.0. But i was only able to test 1.2 and 1.1 so far (due to lack of a
1.0 phone) so there are probably some errors in there.

I will try to update the syncml-http-server tool to the state of the
obex-client tool tonight so that you can try to sync your phone then.

Armin

> 
> Cheers,
> Manuel
>