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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 9-Jan-2010 14:48:57
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| Thanks. WIll test this later
EDIT: Normally i dont use organisers more then my Mobilephone but this app looks and feels good. Will be better with an addressbook. Nice to see another app from you :) Last edited by Kicko on 10-Jan-2010 at 03:27 PM.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 9-Jan-2010 16:11:25
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| I see it was inspired by Digita's Organiser - that was a great program, so this is surely worth a look.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 9-Jan-2010 16:32:12
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| @broadblues
Is Google Calendar support something you're considering? You can download an xml, ics or html file which could be imported.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 9-Jan-2010 16:43:36
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Well the xml could be processed with python / arexx and imported that way.
I think supporting it via a script is probably better, than in the app itself, as the net based services have a habbit of moving goalposts.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 10-Jan-2010 5:57:04
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| Well done, but for me it still lacks an address-book... I still use Digita-Organiser for the moment, but your project looks promising. Thank you ! |
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 10-Jan-2010 9:16:28
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| Most address books have a mini (or maxi) database server underpinning them. The only one I have on the Amiga is Twist, which is no longer supported and not a sensible basis for future development.
Is there another database server, ported or native Amiga, that we could use for such projects? I wonder if there is a mini-server doing duty in Workbench for some other purpose.
If there is something native Amiga with an AREX interface, we could do all sorts of simple DB-based programs and extensions to existing programs.
Of course, SQL would be nice 
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 10-Jan-2010 12:04:17
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
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| I would suggest SQLite, I believe this has been ported already
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
Posted on 10-Jan-2010 12:55:32
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Well the xml could be processed with python / arexx and imported that way.
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The problem with that is that with Google Calendars you need two way synchronisation for it to be really usefull, so you'd need to be able to post items as well.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
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From what I've seen Google Calendars are write protected anyway if you don't use the web interface. At least it used to be.
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
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Re: AOrganiser version 0.7 released....
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| No they have write access via both their Google Data API and a CalDav api as well (there a revarious extensions for Thunderbird/Sunbird that use it)
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