Hi guys,
I have a requirement like this:
* There are some applications (developed by myself) that need to store/retrieve
the contacts.
* I need to sync these contacts with my online accounts, for example, Gmail or
...
* I also should access to them locally as offline.
So I think `syncevolution`
Hi Milan,
Thank you for your quick reply.
In fact, I want to sync my online contacts (ex: Gmail contacts or ...) to
local. Then I want to access to the local store for add/remove/edit/get
contacts in local and again sync them. I need to do these acts
(add/remove/edit/get) in my C++ application
> being this about Google services, you can avoid all of that and use
> libgdata to access Google data directly.
Google was only an example, maybe fastmail or any other online provider.
> You can also avoid syncevolution (it's an unnecessary overhead in your
> case, from my point of view), simp
> only it's "evolution-data-server", not "service", but it's just a typo
Yes, you're right. ;)
As the last questions:
1. The `syncevolution` is two-way synchronizing tools? I mean always we
synchronize two things with each other. Remote to Local and Local to Remote. I
want to say if I change t
