Re: [SyncEvolution] having problem with syncevo-http-server
On Thu, 2012-07-12 at 04:31 +0200, vedran alajbegovic wrote:
NOTE: This is default SyncML client on Android 2.3 AFAIK
Which default SyncML? I don't think Android has SyncML by default.
Some vendors add their own implementation. On the Synthesis mailing list
(the SyncML stack that SyncEvolution is based on) there was a discussion
about bugs in the Sony Xperia SyncML:
http://lists.synthesis.ch/pipermail/os-libsynthesis/2012-May/000786.html
This looks similar to what you encounter: message decoding bugs due to
malformed SyncML messages coming from the device.
NOTE: If i try to connect with Funambol app fro android, this is
what
i get when i try to sync contacts + all sync is refused on the device:
Funambol only tests with their own server. There have been various
issues with that client. I tried and couldn't get it to work.
If you want a reliable SyncML client for Android, then I suggest giving
the one from Synthesis a try.
Concerning documentation:
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1. First of all if would be nice that if i get certain error number,
to be able to read something about it...
The error codes themselves aren't that informative. The [ERROR] messages
themselves are what matters. I agree that a FAQ with an explanation of
each one would be useful, but that's a considerable effort and I don't
see any volunteers for that task.
2. It seems that there are may "bits and peaces" of docs
all around
website but no comprehensive explanations of possible cases and usages
that would also explain all common mistakes etc..
The HOWTO section in the Wiki is an attempt to fix that. It's a Wiki, so
anyone can improve or add to it.
3. I couldn't find any article how actually this
"engine" works under
the hood, the way it saves settings, how it exchanges, stores messages
etc etc...That should be something like developers docs..
There are several technical articles linked to in the developer section
which give an overview:
https://syncevolution.org/development
For example, i want to establish data sync for my phone, email
client(for contacts) and desktop. I believe, this is beyond this
project, but it's simply need by the clients.
It should all be possible. But the devils in the details - what software
do you want to run on each of these clients?
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