Obviously the future is more open standards and less proprietary solutions, but it would've been nice if Apple had given us (and our users) a transition path to work with, instead of silently abandoning SyncServices and pretend it never existed.
Right now we're stuck either creating a solution from scratch, or figuring out how to use an existing implementation in another language and figure out a bridging for it - neither of which appeals to me.
It's abundantly clear now, with the near-total silence of this list for the last several months, that the SyncServices team at Apple consists of an empty room with a single server running this list. I fully expect that SS will be silently dropped from 10.7; I guess we'll know on Wednesday.
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 7:40 PM, Fahad G. <email@hidden> wrote:
The only solution is to write your own CalDAV/WebDAV implementation.
We spent a good month looking for answers but ended up doing just that. There's no API available to sync with the new Mobile Me Calendar.
Regards
Fahad
On 17 Oct 2010, at 21:56, A. B. wrote:
On Jul 28, 2010, at 4:47 PM, Brian M. Criscuolo wrote:
> Comments from the Sync Services team would be welcome as well.
>
Apple's silence is deafening.
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