Jens Bruntts blog

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1 - Looks good Jens.

Have you considered to write this with XPages { Link } ? Then it would work on iPhone as well. Sounds like the only thing you couldn't do yet is the voice input.

Posted by Niklas Heidloff At 11:20:26 On 20-07-2010 | - Website - |

2 - @1 thanks for your comment Niklas.
Yes, I have considered xPages. I chose the Java language because it is closer to my skill set and because I like native applications better than cross-platform ones.
Mark Hughes has ITANA that does more than my app does, based on xPages. But still, there is something extra useability wise in a native app IMHO.

Posted by jens bruntt At 12:33:27 On 20-07-2010 | - Website - |

3 - I tried to add a server with :8088 in the server name but got an error. Is this not allowed?

Other than that (using it on a diff server) it worked well.

Thanks for sharing.

Posted by JC At 14:01:27 On 20-07-2010 | - Website - |

4 - @3 thats not supported but i am open to reasonable requests

Posted by jens bruntt At 15:07:03 On 20-07-2010 | - Website - |

5 - Nice App.

Is there a way to debug the android application. Especially a log of the sync process would be fine as i do get errors during the sync to my Domino server.
Is this app SSL capable?

Thanks a lot.

Posted by Nico Prenzel At 17:06:44 On 22-07-2010 | - Website - |

6 - @5 Thanks Nico. There is currently no debugging option available. But you are very welcome to post what you are seeing here, or perhaps mail me:
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SSL is not in the app yet.

Posted by Jens Bruntt At 10:26:27 On 23-07-2010 | - Website - |

7 - I am very close to releasing a version that includes log information. This will help in debugging configuration and other issues with the app.

Posted by Jens Bruntt At 10:06:27 On 26-07-2010 | - Website - |

8 - How do You resolved SSL problem with self signed certificate (I read on stack overflow Your post and I have the same problem)?

thanks

Posted by Fabrizio At 00:01:41 On 20-08-2010 | - Website - |

9 - Hi Fabrizio.
I implemented the same code that the original poster on StackOverflow put in his post: { Link }
You need to download and include the code that he links to.
The discussion in that StackOverlow discussion is not relevant any more as the code that he links to has been updated to include a fix for the FroYo issue.
So I have both included the code that he links to and I have implemented exactly the same lines that he posted.
What those lines do is that they tell the DefaultHttpClient to accept any SSL certificate that it might meet.

Posted by Jens Bruntt At 08:51:22 On 20-08-2010 | - Website - |

10 - Many thanks, following your indications https comunication with self signed cert works also on froyo

Posted by Fabrizio At 19:58:13 On 22-08-2010 | - Website - |

11 - Glad to be of help

Posted by Jens Bruntt At 11:21:14 On 23-08-2010 | - Website - |

12 - Nice app.

And will there be any support for the blackberry??

Posted by Frank van der Linden At 13:40:26 On 13-10-2010 | - Website - |

13 - @12 Frank. I'm sorry. No plans in that direction.
This really is just my personal pet project. If I did not own an Android device I would not be doing this. I don't have a Blackberry device - so there won't be a Blackberry app.

Posted by Jens Bruntt At 15:52:57 On 13-10-2010 | - Website - |