Hi,
>
> I'm not quite sure what you mean here, and your question may have been
> answered by Guido's reply to your other post. I'm not much of an expert
> on this bit, but anyway...
>
> In (very) short, sync-engine receives the data from the device via the
> airsync protocol, and converts the airsync xml into opensync xml. This
> then gets fed into opensync, which then passes it to whatever plugin you
> have on the other end.
>
> So the synce "system" doesn't store the data anywhere.
This is not entirely true, since sync-engine does store the data in the IDB
files per partnership and per sync-type. AFAIK this file is just the python
objects written to file, but John might be able to give more details on
this ;)
>From what I remember the syncing is done in two steps, first the device syncs
to the internal database of sync-engine, which then syncs to opensync.
Kind regards,
Guido Diepen
--
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impossible.
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