On 11/29/07, Dr J A Gow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> (Incidentally, regarding pushmail - if you or anyone else has an
> internet-facing IP address you may be interested in some other work I am
> doing at the moment - it's embryonic at the moment but I am looking to
> use some of the core sync-engine code to develop a linux-hosted push
> email server. I have been watching Airsync traffic for a while now and I
> think it can be done...watch this space!)
>
> John.
Excellent news :-)
I'd be interested in talking about this on IRC as it's something i'd looked
at myself. One idea I had been throwing around was finishing up the server
mode of conduit. The main reason for Conduits involvement was an adaptor
layer so that its all pluggable. For example, I could connect synce contact
sync to conduits existing gmail contacts plugin. Equally, if i move to an
open phone platform I can just switch from ActiveSync to SyncML or whatever
the new sync protocol is.. Unfortunately I've not had time as we've been
concentrating on desktop integration.. but if your looking in this area then
i'd like to see if there is some area of cross over / co-operation..
John
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