Hi, There already have been some discussions about this topic. RoundCube is a simple IMAP client for XHTML and CSS capable browsers. The HTML that is hard-coded is kept very simple without any styling. Never the less, I don't think RoundCube has to serve multiple devices since it's based on IMAP and does not hold any proprietary data (except the address book which is subject to be linked to LDAP or any synch tools).
As mentioned in this post (http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/roundcube.dev/2006/05/99/) any efforts in making your IMAP mailbox accessible through WAP/mobile phones should be done as a separate OSS project. RoundCube's architecture is focused on desktop browsers and there isn't much code that could be re-used for a wap client. Probably the IMAP wrapper could be interesting for that but this isn't even original RoundCube :-) Regards, Thomas jimjawn wrote: > Hey all! > > I've been using linux for a few months now and I want to start getting > more involved in working on open source projects. I figured the best > way for me to get started would be to add an itch that needed to be > sratched for me personally to something I'm already using. In any > event, I'd like to contribute to roundcube. I've used it successfully a > bunch of times and I just love its simplicity and its ease of setup. > That being said, the one thing that I wish I could do with it is to > check my email from my cell phone. Sort of in the spirit of m.gmail.com > <http://m.gmail.com/>, I wanted to pass it on the developers and see > what you think. > > I've included kind of a rough markup > <http://growinguplinux.com/images/m_roundy.png> of an interface that I > think I can build, less perhaps the grouping by conversation feature. > Well at least I think I can. I've been going through the code and its > complexity and depth are staggering IMHO. For some reason I thought > simple interface = simple codebase. While the code is well commented > and very, very eloquent, at this point its a bit above my knowledge of > PHP & javascript. However, I'm not going to let that dishearten me. > I'm down for a challenge. > > So I have a few questions for some of the devs on this list. > > 1. How modular is the interface? I've been going through the code > and it seems like some HTML is hardwired into the program (but > some of the code I'm having a hard time understanding). Is this > the case? Is there an easy way to plug in an alternative > interface besides a common web browser w/ajax support? Is > something like this even possible with roundcube? > 2. I've been looking at the wurfl <http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/php/> > and wall <http://wall.laacz.lv/> and thought that it would be easy > to build a WAP/HTML interface like a roundcube_wall_page() using > these libraries and I'd like to give it a whirl but I'm still > trying to figure out how the code is structured beyond the > introductory info in the help file. > 3. Is there any rudimentary docmentation or diagrams that help > explain the system design from a higher level? Is there some sort > of autodocumentation program that I can help build or get involved > in until I understand this system better? Something that strips > tags out of the code and automatically builds documentation or > something? How about a developers guide? > 4. What functions can I call that will allow me to: List all of the > IMAP folders, get the messages from the IMAP server in some sort > of organzied array, and basically just work with the IMAP stuff at > a lower level. Is there a roundcube IMAP ilohamail wrapper class? > > If I'm not using the right language please correct me. This is a great, > great open source product and I'd love to be able to contribute in some > manner or fashion. Thanks for reading this and I'm hoping I'll be able > to contribute some way. > > jimjawn > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Fakaofa since 2003 - http://palangifiles.com > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >
