$requestedContentType
$requestedContentType : string
The original preferred content type of the client, if provided through DevInf.
Sync4j (www.sync4j.org)
The Sync4J outlook converter uses its native SIF format for data
exchange. Conversion to text/vcalendar etc. is done by SifConverter.php The
connector seems not support DevInf information, so Horde_SyncMl_Device can
only detect it by the decice ID: so in the connector configuration the
device ID must be set to 'sc-pim-
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factory(string $driver) : \Horde_SyncMl_Device
Attempts to return a concrete Horde_SyncMl_Device instance based on $driver.
| string | $driver | The type of concrete Horde_SyncMl_Device subclass to return. |
The newly created concrete Horde_SyncMl_Device instance, or false on error.
getPreferredContentType(string $database) : string
Returns the guessed content type for a database URI.
When a client sends data during a sync but does not provide information about the MIME content type with this individual item, this function returns the content type the item is supposed to be in.
| string | $database | A database URI. |
A MIME type that might match the database URI.
getPreferredContentTypeClient(string $serverSyncURI, string $sourceSyncURI)
Returns the preferrred MIME content type of the client for the given sync data type (contacts/tasks/notes/calendar).
The result is passed as an option to the backend export functions. This is not the content type ultimately passed to the client but rather the content type presented to the backend export functions.
After the data is retrieved from the backend, convertServer2Client() can do some post-processing and set the correct content type acceptable for the client if necessary.
The default implementation tries to extract the content type from the device info. If this does not work, some defaults are used.
If the client does not provice proper DevInf data, this public function may have to be overwritten to return the correct values.
| string | $serverSyncURI | The URI for the server database: contacts, notes, calendar or tasks. |
| string | $sourceSyncURI | The URI for the client database. This is needed as the DevInf is grouped by sourceSyncURIs. |
convertClient2Server(string $content, string $contentType) : array
Convert the content.
Currently strips UID (primary key) information as client and server might use different ones.
Charset conversions might be added here too.
| string | $content | The content to convert. |
| string | $contentType | The content type of the content. |
Two-element array with the converted content and the (possibly changed) new content type.
convertServer2Client(string $content, string $contentType, string $database) : array
Converts the content from the backend to a format suitable for the client device.
Strips the uid (primary key) information as client and server might use different ones.
| string | $content | The content to convert |
| string | $contentType | The content type of content as returned from the backend |
| string | $database | The server database URI. |
Three-element array with the converted content, the (possibly changed) new content type, and encoding type (like b64 as used by Funambol).
handleTasksInCalendar() : boolean
Returns whether the device handles tasks and events in a single "calendar" sync.
This requires special actions on our side as we store this in different backend databases.
True if tasks and events are processed in a single request.
useCdataTag() : boolean
Sync4j as of Funambol Outlook connector 3.0.15 can't deal with <![CDATA[ so omit it.
The Funambol Sync4j client chokes on the cdata so for this device it has to be set to false. Syn4j uses base64 encoding and so the problems with escaping does not occur.
True if the data should be enclosed in [CDATA[.
sif2array(string $sif) : array
Decodes a sif xml string to an associative array.
Quick hack to convert from text/vcard and text/vcalendar to Sync4J's proprietery sif datatypes and vice versa. For details about the sif format see the appendix of the developer guide on www.sync4j.org.
| string | $sif | A sif string like |
Assoc array in utf8 like array ('k1' => 'v1>', 'k2' => 'v2');
_convertUTC2LocalTime(array $utc) : string
Converts an UTC timestamp like "20061222T110000Z" into a local timestamp like "20061222T130000" using the server timezone.
| array | $utc | Array with a datetime string in UTC. |
The datetime string converted to the local timezone.