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SyncML: an introduction, its potential, its problemsSyncML: an introduction, its potential, its problemsPosted Apr 17, 2009 19:11 UTC (Fri) by filipjoelsson (subscriber, #2622)In reply to: SyncML: an introduction, its potential, its problems by pohly Parent article: SyncML: an introduction, its potential, its problems
There is an ActiveSync <-> SyncML bridge. I used it years ago with an iPAQ, and it worked ok (don't remember the name). A lot better than latter day smartphones, at least for me. The bridge let me sync with Evolution too, so no servers were needed either.
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SyncML: an introduction, its potential, its problems Posted Apr 19, 2009 11:55 UTC (Sun) by pohly (subscriber, #6319) [Link]
What you describe sounds like ActiveSync for locally connected devices. There's also ActiveSync for over-the-air synchronization. My (as I said, unfortunately very uniformed) impression is that these two share the name, but not necessarily the same protocol.
Was this bridge open source? Any chance of finding the name again? I know that Synchronica had (has?) a closed-source bridge between ActiveSync and SyncML.
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