[cvs] [Wiki] changed: Project/ActiveSync

[Michael Rubinsky]

mrubinsk  Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:20:14 -0400

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/Project/ActiveSync
New Revision:  1.24
Change log:  Notes on device provisioning support

@@ -37,13 +37,13 @@

  Contacts and Calendar syncing is mostly working. The most notable  
issue is with recurring event exceptions. Exceptions created on the  
PIM work to a point, exceptions created in Kronolith, well, not so much.

  This code has been tested to some degree on the following devices:
-|| Device || Version(s) || Notes ||
-|| Android SDK Emulator|| 2.0.1 and 2.1 ||Contacts only as the  
emulator does not have a native calendar application ||
-|| Motorola Droid || Android 2.0.1 || Contacts and Calendar data  
(Droid's Corporate Calendar has a buggy client implementation) ||
-|| !TouchDown For Droid || Version 5.1.0028 || Contacts and Calendar ||
-|| iPod Touch || 3.1.3 || Contacts and Calendar ||
+|| Device || Version(s) || Provisioning || Notes ||
+|| Android SDK Emulator|| 2.0.1 and 2.1 || Does NOT support  
provisioning and will NOT work with it enabled.||Contacts only as the  
emulator does not have a native calendar application ||
+|| Motorola Droid || Android 2.0.1 || No (See above) ||Contacts and  
Calendar data (Droid's Corporate Calendar has a buggy client  
implementation) ||
+|| !TouchDown For Droid || Version 5.1.0028 || Yes ||Contacts and Calendar ||
+|| iPod Touch || 3.1.3 || Partially, some requirements seem to be  
ignored? ||Contacts and Calendar ||

  +++ Setting up the device

  It's beyond the scope of this page to go into detail for each  
individual device. In general, you will need to create a new account  
on your device. The account type should be something like //Microsoft  
Exchange// or //!ActiveSync//. Some devices use //Corporate//. You  
will need to enter your normal Horde username and password in the  
appropriate fields. In the field for the server address, you should  
enter the **root** of the webserver or virtual host that hosts Horde.  
For example, if you host horde at http://host.example.com/horde then  
you should enter http://host.example.com. You can ignore any reference  
to a //domain// entry.