Thank you for the reply, I will definately talk to the cosmo team.

Thank you very much,

Aleksei

On Nov 7, 2007 4:55 PM, Philippe Bossut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Alexandros,
>
> Sorry for having taken so long to answer your email. Some quick answers
> to your questions:
>
> Alexandros Nipirakis wrote:
> > First: Does chandler provide a full SOAP mechanism?  I have found the
> > Windows Mobile is pretty good with SOAP messaging.
> We use SOAP in some Desktop plugins but I suppose this is not what you
> want/mean. You're certainly wondering if Chandler Server could be
> accessed through SOAP. That's a question you should ask on the cosmo
> list (cc-ed). Looking at the wiki though, SOAP is not listed as a
> supported protocol (it just mentions iCalendar/webcal, CalDAV, WebDAV
> and Atom) and there's no trace of SOAP in Bugzilla either. I haven't
> checked the mailing list archives though.
>
> AFAIK, Cosmo (== Chandler Server) is pushing the use of Atom-pub for
> this kind of access (see
> http://chandlerproject.org/Projects/CosmoFeedServiceSpec). There's may
> be a way to get some SOAP interaction through Atom-pub but I'm not a
> specialist.
>
> Best is certainly to wait for the Cosmo team to answer that thread.
>
> > Third: Is this thought process (that is, creating a mobile client)
> > interesting to anyone aside from myself?
>
> It is *very* interesting to lots of people so you're certainly not
> alone. Windows Mobile might not have been our first choice but we
> certainly won't turn down any help of any kind on that front :)
>
> > I am not a person who wants to pay through the nose for an Exchange
> > server.  Even so, I am essentially forced into it because my Mobile
> > Platform of Choice uses it to keep track of my calendar, contacts, and
> > email.  I would assume I am not the only person on the planet with
> > this dilemma.  Furthermore, since this is J2EE, I would imagine I
> > could easily put this on my hosted web server and run it myself,
> > rather than having to depend on some other hosting company running
> > Exchange for me.
> >
> > I will probably be installing and testing out a chandler instance at
> > the end of the week on my Solaris box at home.  I again have a few
> > other things I am working on (outside of my normal job functions) so
> > it may be a bit till I can get something interesting out there, but I
> > am excited to think that maybe I can contribute something useful to
> > this already exciting project.
>
> Great! I gather from this that you already installed the server and,
> maybe, already contacted the Cosmo folks on IRC (couldn't see any email
> from you on the cosmo list). If not, I hope they will give you a warm
> welcome :)
>
> Cheers,
> - Philippe
>
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