Am 25.05.2011 18:16, schrieb Jeroen Dekkers:
At Wed, 25 May 2011 12:32:45 +0200,
André Schild wrote:
I just started some documentation about real life
experiences for integration of different client
devices:
http://wiki.sogo.nu/ClientIntegration
Fell free to expand it and add your own experiences.
Nice work, I've just added some of my own knowledge/experiences.
Thanks for your additions
I've been experiencing some problems with syncing using Funambol. For
android the caldav/carddav apps seem very promising, but that isn't a
solution for blackberry/symbian/windows phones. Last weekend I decided
to start writing a new caldav/carddav backend for Z-Push. The problem
with the already existing backend is that it's based on an older
Z-Push version and it's license in incompatible with newer Z-Push
versions, meaning that it will stay a fork forever. Combined with the
reports that it doesn't really work very well, I decided to start from
scratch using the caldav client and ical library from davical and
libawl-php.
I also did start with some tests in z-push and sogo, but did stop
because of the buggy activesync client of my HTC desire.
Even using the HTC Desire against a real Exchange 2010 server gives
a lot of problems. There exist third party active sync clients for android,
but these maily replace the known HTC problem with their own problems :(
And if you google a bit for active sync, then you see also a lot of other
phones with active sync problems.
This is why I stopped working on the z-push way for integrating android.
I didn't want to announce this project yet, because I don't really
have much code yet, but since we're talking about client integration
anyway I thought I would share it. Currently calendar items
synchronisation from server to client works, with the exception of
recurring appointments. My current plan is to implement recurring
appointments and one-way contact sync'ing and then setup a project
somewhere to publish the code.
For some of our clients a active sync solution would be great.
For HTML mails via ActiveSync you have to support the AS 12 protocol
version, which the free z-push does not (or only some forks of it)
:)
Relay nice to see multiple client connections, so SOGO can cover all
needs ;)
André
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