[NTLUG:Discuss] calendar sharing between a blackberry device and..???

[jeremyb@univista.com]

	I'm not totally familiar with the data formats that BlackBerry
supports but I think it can read wap/wml compliant pages.   If that's the
case then you may look into subscribing to a intermediary service like
"office online" or "Sprint BCE" or developing a wml sight that ties into
some GPL solution of your choosing.  

	On that note, I've been developing a solution that supports yahoo,
pop3, hotmail, imap, and exchange on mobile devices in real-time.  It's a
subscription service built 100% on open source that's due for general
release in late November.    ...Oh, it also has an optional client end that
allows PC file/directory access from the mobile device. 
It's faster then you'd think and focused on overcoming shortfalls of the
"mobile internet" and keeping data secure.  None of the current mobile
services support any open source collaborative servers.

If you're interested in getting support for a particular GPL collaborative
solution like OSER (Open Source Exchange Replacement) then lets talk.  I'd
definitely be interested in doing this!  


-Jeremy Brooks

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Geoffrion [mailto:ntlug at rain4us.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 8:23 AM
To: discuss at ntlug.org
Subject: [NTLUG:Discuss] calendar sharing between a blackberry device
and..???

Does anyone know of any possible ways to solve a calendar sharing issue
between a Mac OSX, Windows, and blackberry device?

I have a customer who is looking to implement Exchange just so that two
people can share calendars.  They know this is outrageos but know of no
other solution.

I've tried looking at opengroupware but cannot find any support for the
blackberry device.


--
Richard


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