Am Mittwoch, 14. März 2012, 15:44:01 schrieb Iain Hibbert:
> On Sun, 11 Mar 2012, Hendrik Sattler wrote:
> > > Is anybody still interested in openobex?  I recall rumours of a 2.0
> > > release..
> > 
> > I am.
> 
> Well, since Hendrik is the main interested party perhaps Marcel could be
> convinced to transfer (or redirect) his domain to the gitorius page that
> Hendrik maintains?  Either that or just call the openobex project defunct
> and fork it with a new name..

I think I will keep the name in any case...

> > However, it is also obvious that openobex has some problems. I will
> > address those before releasing 2.0. This will include API changes. I
> > don't know, yet, if compatibility with 1.5 will be kept.
> 
> To be honest, any new release (1.6?) with the current changes would be
> welcomed

Ok, I will tag the current master branch on Gitorious.

> As to the API, then yes I do agree that there are some problems. I would
> not choose to use openobex if I were to write an OBEX program, not least
> because the documentation is minimal. I have worked on software using
> openobex and found that it was really difficult to work with. However, I
> don't really have any better ideas :)

An updated API will be easier to understand and a bit more object oriented (I 
plan on writing a C++ wrapper).

HS

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