Hello Heiner,
I'm using both apps (bought them via androidpit.de). Syncing multiple
calendars (two-way) works like a charm, just import calendars from other
users in the webinterface and you will be able to sync them on your
mobile. I'm using four calendars (personal/work on my own account and
personal/kids on my gf's account) and sync/edit/create/view them on my
HTC Vision running on CM7.1.
Syncing contacts also works without any hassle.
I noticed some little glitch when changing times for a series of
calendar-entries, but I think this happened when changing them in TB8
with lightning 1.0 on the same SOGo installation.
Simon
Am 15.11.2011 22:08, schrieb Heiner Markert:
Hi,
is it possible to sync multiple calendars and address books with android with
these apps?
Can I choose which calendars/address books shall be synced?
Will the reminders of all calendars be active on the mobile, or is it possible
to select which calendars reminders shall be activated?
I do not [yet] have an android device, so I cannot test myself, but I am very
interested in these questions - I am still searching for a mobile that fulfills
all my requirements...
Thank you and best regards
Heiner
Am Mittwoch 04 Mai 2011, 16:46:19 schrieb Stephan Heck:
Hi all
I am quite happy with http://dmfs.org/carddav/ and
http://dmfs.org/caldav/. The developer is actively improving both
clients and provides new releases with new features nearly every week.
He is answering mails and trying to help out.... for me that is woth two
bucks, escpecially if the developer is going to make it open source
later on.
Cheers
Steve
Op 02-05-11 12:16, André Schild schreef:
Just noted that this one exists:
http://dmfs.org/caldav/
Not tested it myself (and not freeware)
Hello André,
I've asked the author and he says:
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currently there is only a "free as in beer" version of CardDAV-Sync. The
DAViCal Wiki entry has been written by an user not by me.
As my website states I'm planning to make both of them open source once
they are worth it. I don't want to open the code right now because it is
just not ready to be published.
By "not ready" I mean that I'm still in the process of finding an
architecture and defining interfaces. My plan is to put some stuff in
separate libraries and publish them under GPL on Sourceforge as soon as
I think its interface (and most of its implementations) is good enough.
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I like when it's OSS, for me it's not so important if it's freeware.
With regards,
Paul van der Vlis.
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