Syncml resources:
Articls: syncml makes your data: Syncml Introduction: Syncml Toolbox: (XML Observation Series :)
Project: Syncml C Toolkit: Developed by the Syncml Alliance. Of course, members of the alliance have their own Syncml-based products. So, although this open source RTK is a great dedication, in order not to affect the business of the SYNCML designer, it is not widely released. Therefore, the toolbox does not provide any sample application. The toolbox contains a comprehensive C library for creating, sending, receiving, and resolving the SYNCML message. It supports XML and WBXML encoding, but also supports HTTP (synchronization on the Web), WSP (used on WAP) and OBEX (used on IRDA or Bluetooth).
Sync4J: A large-scale J2EE implementation of the Syncml protocol;
ScheduleWorld: Includes Client / Server so that you can synchronize data between users using ScheduleWorld, anytime, anywhere, freely. Currently, you can synchronize Exchenge and Outlook, but also began to support syncml; as a Symbian mobile phone as an example. Syncml Support for OGO:
Libsyncml: (is dead); Syncml library written in C ; there are few documents, but it is quite. By passing the source code, I impressed the API of the clean package provided by the library. If you want to implement Syncml yourself, you will be happy to make C programming, then I can say this, it is the most worthy of your attention.
MultiSync: An item that has not been updated for a long time, only to version 0.82, but contains an example of Nokia60, you can take a look. Samples: Several German Examples:
