Am Donnerstag 27 August 2009 09:16:16 schrieb Robin Paulson:
> i saw this item in shr settings soon after i first used it, and have
> never understood what it does, how it works, or why it's called
> domains (sounds a very vague name, that doesn't give a clue as to it's
> function)
>
> there's an item on the wiki page, but i'm still not entirely clear
>
> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/SHR_User_Manual#Settings:_Others
>
> could someone explain. or add some more info to the entry please?
>
> thanks

Opimd is currently only used by developers and a single program: pyphonelog
So this option is not important for users.

But for completness:
Opimd provides different PIM domains. Currentley: Contacts, Messages, Calls, 
Dates and Notes
Contacts for storing contatcs information, Messages for SMS and so on, Calls 
stores the phonelog's, Dates will hopefully store calender data and Notes 
notes ;)
Every domain can have different backends to store it's data. The Contacts 
domain e.g. has a SIM-card, csv-file and sqlite-database backend.
Opimd reads from all backends but it will only save to one.
And that's what you can choose with that option at SHR-settings, the backend 
the specified domain will save it's data.

Hope that helps you :)

Thomas
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