SyncML

The most immediate use you might have for SyncML is to use it to back up the data on your phone.

I also introduce the main elements of the SyncML protocol, to set the stage for creating a SyncML server.

However, supporting SyncML requires the ability to handle this encoding, as well as the straight XML encoding.

A consortium of companies, largely those interested in mobile telecommunications, developed SyncML.

SyncML defines a synchronization protocol that uses XML messages for add, remove, and modification of the data units.

The name "SyncML" is somewhat misleading.

Reflecting the fact that SyncML has so many components, the RTK is somewhat sprawling.

SyncML, an XML-based protocol for synchronizing data, is enjoying a surge in popularity in the latest batch of mobile devices.

It largely centers on the SyncML Reference Toolkit and its deployment.

SyncML: Defines the exchanges involved in synchronization.

SyncML is a common language for synchronizing all devices and applications over any network.

Android had no SyncML support until 2. 1, when a new, written-from-scratch implementation was added.

SyncML employs the semantics of URIs to indicate items on the local and remote databases.

Of course, members of the consortium have their own SyncML-based products to sell.

In my previous column, I introduced my mission to investigate and deploy SyncML.

Implementation of Data Synchronization Protocols SyncML in Embedded Operating System

Basic SyncML server requirements

Table 1: Description of minimum server commands for SyncML