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Earlier this year Aug 19, 2009 r68 (Support for VCF File(s) as addressbook source added) committed by m...@slotimaker.de - Support for VCF File(s) as addressbook source added Support for VCF File(s) as addressbook source added Jan 15, 2009 Future Wiki page edited by m...@slotimaker.de Jan 15, 2009 r66 (The used nachocalendar has a bug with the month january, so ...) committed by m...@slotimaker.de - The used nachocalendar has a bug with the month january, so we switch to an older version (without the bug) The used nachocalendar has a bug with the month january, so we switch to an older version (without the bug) Older Sep 18, 2008 issue 4 (Feature Request: Windows mobile) commented on by m...@slotimaker.de - Hi, wow, you are as fast as lightning. But it should be your honor. Open a project site for yourself (it is realy easy to host projects on Google Code). I will then create a link to your project on this page ! Greetings Hi, wow, you are as fast as lightning. But it should be your honor. Open a project site for yourself (it is realy easy to host projects on Google Code). I will then create a link to your project on this page ! Greetings Sep 12, 2008 issue 4 (Feature Request: Windows mobile) commented on by hanjoviets - Hey, yes, that are really good reasons not to do it in Java, I wasn't aware of those facts... sorry, I was too impatient for this to be programmed (I needed it as fast as possible...), so I did it myself. I used C# on .NET 2.0 (so it should run on PPC2003, WM5 and WM6, but I only tried WM5), but it's right now rather a hack than a real program. It's working fine, but the RCP-XML is not well implemented, I couldn't get a pre-compiled module to working, so I just send a self-made XML-request and the responses are processed via RegExp. In addition the user information are hardcoded right now, but I think those issues can be optimized. I'm willing to further develope the programm and then merge it with yours (i.e. host it on the same site) and also give you the source-code, so you can improve it yourself, if you want to... Greetings Hanjo Hey, yes, that are really good reasons not to do it in Java, I wasn't aware of those facts... sorry, I was too impatient for this to be programmed (I needed it as fast as possible...), so I did it myself. I used C# on .NET 2.0 (so it should run on PPC2003, WM5 and WM6, but I only tried WM5), but it's right now rather a hack than a real program. It's working fine, but the RCP-XML is not well implemented, I couldn't get a pre-compiled module to working, so I just send a self-made XML-request and the responses are processed via RegExp. In addition the user information are hardcoded right now, but I think those issues can be optimized. I'm willing to further develope the programm and then merge it with yours (i.e. host it on the same site) and also give you the source-code, so you can improve it yourself, if you want to... Greetings Hanjo Sep 05, 2008 Future Wiki page edited by m...@slotimaker.de Sep 05, 2008 issue 4 (Feature Request: Windows mobile) Status changed by m...@slotimaker.de - Hi Hanjo, yes, a very nice idea. But I see a few problems: - There is no sun JVM for windows mobile (as far as I know) - There are many different JVMs (not all are priceless) from different companys - The different JVMs are not fully compatible to each other (as far as I know) - Which version of windows mobile should I support ? I will keep the request in my mind, but I can not promise anything. Status: Accepted Hi Hanjo, yes, a very nice idea. But I see a few problems: - There is no sun JVM for windows mobile (as far as I know) - There are many different JVMs (not all are priceless) from different companys - The different JVMs are not fully compatible to each other (as far as I know) - Which version of windows mobile should I support ? I will keep the request in my mind, but I can not promise anything. Status: Accepted Sep 04, 2008 Future Wiki page edited by m...@slotimaker.de Sep 03, 2008 issue 4 (Feature Request: Windows mobile) reported by hanjoviets - Hi, I like your tool, but it is only running on full computers. It would be A-W-E-S-O-M-E if it would also run on mobile phones (like windows mobile) which are capable of running Java applications :-) Greetings Hanjo Hi, I like your tool, but it is only running on full computers. It would be A-W-E-S-O-M-E if it would also run on mobile phones (like windows mobile) which are capable of running Java applications :-) Greetings Hanjo Aug 29, 2008 issue 3 (No tray icon in linux) changed by m...@slotimaker.de - Hi, I was not able to reproduce the problem (see attached screenshots). It worked everything as expected with the default (alternative) java and the OpenJDK java. Please provide additional informations (like window manager: gnome, kde). Or just try an other java version (from sun or alternative). Status: Fixed Owner: m...@slotimaker.de Hi, I was not able to reproduce the problem (see attached screenshots). It worked everything as expected with the default (alternative) java and the OpenJDK java. Please provide additional informations (like window manager: gnome, kde). Or just try an other java version (from sun or alternative). Status: Fixed Owner: m...@slotimaker.de Aug 28, 2008 issue 3 (No tray icon in linux) reported by altmann.mark - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Start sipgatsmsclient What is the expected output? What do you see instead? expected that the tray icon is there. But it isnt What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Sipgate: 1.00 OS: Ubuntu 8.04 with openjdk 1.6 Please provide any additional information below. Apart from the lacking tray icon, everything is working fine What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Start sipgatsmsclient What is the expected output? What do you see instead? expected that the tray icon is there. But it isnt What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Sipgate: 1.00 OS: Ubuntu 8.04 with openjdk 1.6 Please provide any additional information below. Apart from the lacking tray icon, everything is working fine

issue 4 (Feature Request: Windows mobile) commented on by hanjoviets - Hey, yes, that are really good reasons not to do it in Java, I wasn't aware of those facts... sorry, I was too impatient for this to be programmed (I needed it as fast as possible...), so I did it myself. I used C# on .NET 2.0 (so it should run on PPC2003, WM5 and WM6, but I only tried WM5), but it's right now rather a hack than a real program. It's working fine, but the RCP-XML is not well implemented, I couldn't get a pre-compiled module to working, so I just send a self-made XML-request and the responses are processed via RegExp. In addition the user information are hardcoded right now, but I think those issues can be optimized. I'm willing to further develope the programm and then merge it with yours (i.e. host it on the same site) and also give you the source-code, so you can improve it yourself, if you want to... Greetings Hanjo

Hey, yes, that are really good reasons not to do it in Java, I wasn't aware of those facts... sorry, I was too impatient for this to be programmed (I needed it as fast as possible...), so I did it myself. I used C# on .NET 2.0 (so it should run on PPC2003, WM5 and WM6, but I only tried WM5), but it's right now rather a hack than a real program. It's working fine, but the RCP-XML is not well implemented, I couldn't get a pre-compiled module to working, so I just send a self-made XML-request and the responses are processed via RegExp. In addition the user information are hardcoded right now, but I think those issues can be optimized. I'm willing to further develope the programm and then merge it with yours (i.e. host it on the same site) and also give you the source-code, so you can improve it yourself, if you want to... Greetings Hanjo

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