Hi, maybe if you do not have so much time you want to make use of the still alive Cocoa to Java Bridge. It is not horribly supported and might go away some time, but currently it is alive and allows direct access of Java classes. It also neatly translates a lot of base classes such as Strings and wrapped POD data between native Java and CF classes. It needs some boilerplate code inside your app and XCode on my machine also has the habit to forget about Java in any not Java-exclusive project, but that is rather easy to work around.
If you are interested I can send you the code I wrote to implement Google Calendar syncing. Btw., my plan there is also to add other stuff (such as you mentiond) as the capabilities become available in the api. The only way to do AB sync is the semi manual way as implemented by ABGMerge (http://homepage.mac.com/bharley/BenAppleScripts/FileSharing19.html). If he java bridge dies anytime it should be possible to migrate to Python since that is also factory shipped on OSX and the migration should be relatively simple as long as you factor the api native stuff neatly. Greets Daniel gbarchard schrieb:
GCal -> iCal would be possible at the moment. In the future AddressBook -> GMail contacts, GReader -> Safari RSS, GBookmarks -> Safari Bookmarks, etc would be useful. R. Tepp-- Is your project an open source public project? I have not been able to work much on this project due to time constraints and other projects that I am involved in. I am *trying* to accomplish the same goal (Objective C port of GData). Maybe collaborate or combine our projects? Thanks, Greg
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