[Wiki] changed: Project/ActiveSync
Michael Rubinsky <[email protected]>
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mrubinsk Mon, 05 Apr 2010 14:40:47 -0400 Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/Project/ActiveSync New Revision: 1.30 Change log: Warning about Android 2.1 and provisioning @@ -42,8 +42,10 @@ || Android SDK Emulator|| 2.0.1 and 2.1 || Does NOT support provisioning and will NOT work with it set to //Force// or //Allow//.||Contacts only as the emulator does not have a native calendar application || || Motorola Droid || Android 2.0.1 || No (See above) ||Contacts and Calendar data (Droid's Corporate Calendar has a buggy client implementation) || || !TouchDown For Droid || Version 5.1.0028 || Yes ||Contacts and Calendar (You can **create** recurring events, but cannot edit them. Also, recurring events with exceptions are not supported at all. See Touchdown website for details). || || iPod Touch || 3.1.3 || Yes ||Contacts and Calendar || + +**IMPORTANT NOTE** There have been reports that some devices running Android 2.1 DO have support for provisioning, however there have been reports of major issues with regards to the unlock password screen. Evidently, once a password is set it looks like it's impossible to remove it. The 2.1 SDK emulator does not appear to support provisioning, and (for obvious reasons) I have not tested this on my newly updated 2.1 device. So, if you plan on having users with Android 2.1 devices, do NOT enable provisioning unless you are willing to deal with this issue. +++ Setting up the device It's beyond the scope of this page to go into detail for each individual device. In general, you will need to create a new account on your device. The account type should be something like //Microsoft Exchange// or //!ActiveSync//. Some devices use //Corporate//. You will need to enter your normal Horde username and password in the appropriate fields. In the field for the server address, you should enter the **root** of the webserver or virtual host that hosts Horde. For example, if you host horde at http://host.example.com/horde then you should enter http://host.example.com. You can ignore any reference to a //domain// entry. -- To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]