I Agree. In the long term, SyncML would be the best choice. I do not know the specifications of this standart to see what could be lost from newton synchonization data, but I have no doubt that it is the most supported standard in any platform.
The point could be the development of a Newton Application that works connecting the Newton using this standard.
Best,
Andy.
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Datum: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 10:40:28 +0200
Von: "Eckhart Köppen" <eck1003@gmx.net>
An: newtontalk@newtontalk.net
Betreff: [NTLK] On Syncing
> Since there has been so much talk recently about getting a sync
> client up and running (looks like there are even multiple efforts
> underway), let me repeat what I wrote earlier:
>
> - for Mac syncing, iSync supports SyncML already, it just needs to be
> hacked a bit. In other words, no iSync plugin is necessary
> - for PC syncing, it should be possible to piggyback on Nokia PC
> Suite. It supports SyncML as well, you just have to trick it into
> believing the Newton is a Nokia phone. And it syncs for example with
> Outlook.
> - use SyncML over OBEX.
> - use Bluetooth and serial as the initial bearers.
> - at a later stage, it should also be possible to use SyncML over TCP/
> IP (actually, this might as well also the starting point if you set
> up a SyncML server yourself)
>
> So there you go. SyncML is the ticket :)
>
> Eckhart
>
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