Hi Brad, I had - incorrectly, I see now - assumed the Evolution part of the implementation was mostly done, because of the lack of SVN updates in evolution-mapi trunk compared to the abundant updates in libmapi trunk.
I'm happy to hear progress is still coming along though and I'll keep following the mailinglist and the website with interest. Bit of praise: I consider OpenChange to be a very important cornerstone in building an Enterprise ready Linux desktop and migration towards Linux in existing hetorogeneous environments and I thank you guys for all the effort you are putting into this! Maxim Burgerhout [email protected] ---------------- GPG Fingerprint 1CC2 A9B2 FE2E 799D 01DB 8A89 0AE8 B60A ACA3 4452 On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:27, Brad Hards <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wednesday 30 September 2009 19:07:32 Maxim Burgerhout wrote: >> Hi, > Hi >> I've been following this list for a while and I was wondering whether >> it would be possible for one of the (core) developers to either post a >> status message here or (preferably) on the website. It is hard to >> deduce from the website and this list what works and what does not, >> how far libmapi is on it's way to production status etc. > We're still slowly working on openchange. There is times when not much > happens, and times when we make great progress. > > At the moment, I'm personally working on trying to finish off some of the > missing operations within libmapi, especially those relating to public folders > and message rules. > > We now regularly run tests, and most of the operations we test are working > well. For example, a full run of the test suite has no errors under valgrind. > There are a couple of unit tests that are failing at the moment, and I hope to > have time to look at those soon. If you'd like to see them, check > http://colo1.frogmouth.net:8010 for the build and test results. > >> I would really appreciate this and it would help me enormously in >> planning if and when we might consider migrating to open source mail >> clients on our desktops. > I don't think that the link is really that simple. Even if libmapi were > finished, that doesn't provide a desktop mail client. We also need to take > advantage of the libmapi capabilities in mail applications, such as the KDE > Akonadi suite and in Evolution. Those are also coming along. > > Thanks again for your interest in openchange. > > Brad > _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.openchange.org/listinfo/devel
