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  • Great library!
  • Thanks for good program!
  • Cardme is great! Thanks.
  • very good project, thanks!
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  • very good project, thanks!
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  • Cardme works good.
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  • Cardme is good! Thanks.
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  • Cardme is good! Thanks.
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  • I use this library for a large consumer contact synchronization project. Combining this library and the Milton WebDAV/CardDav library I am able to program this complex system with very little reading of the relevant RFCs. The support is amazing. I got a new RFC implemented in the library 24 hours after I suggested it is missing.
  • I am a committer on this project, so I may be biased, but I think Card Me is the best Java vCard library out there. All of the other Java vCard projects on the Internet seem to have gone inactive. The Card Me developers are quick to respond to bugs and feature requests so if you know of a bug or want to see a new feature, don't hesitate to make a post on the Tracker!
  • Thank you very much George. I am using your library on two of our open source projects: github.com/soluvas/ldap-tools and github.com/soluvas/fb-tools . Probably more to come :) In fb-tools I use CardMe to save Facebook friends info to vCard files, with photos too. :) In ldap-tools I use CardMe to load vCard files and add person entries to an LDAP repository server. CardMe is very flexible and allows to read and write extended data, and allows multiple attributes where allowed such as addresses, nicknames, etc... Very useful library and straightforward API. You won't really need the Javadocs to use it. A bit of knowledge how vCard is structured helps a lot.
  • I'm currently working in a Address Book Exporter to VCard for the company I work, and this library help me do all the work. The next step is to import an Address Book in VCard format to our product Address Book and thanks to the library, half of the work is already done. Recommended 100%
  • A very good library for creating and managing vCards. We are currently using it in combination with zxing to create a Q-R Code from the vCard generated from this library.
  • One of the few Java VCard libraries that is still under active development. As of 12/4/11, be sure to use the SVN based code as it is significantly improved over previous release (I understand that a new release is pending)