Projects tagged ‘vcard’

OpenWebMail is a full-featured webmail, addressbook, calendar, and webdisk system that is designed to manage very large mail folder files in a quick and memory efficient way. Started in 2001, it is ... [More] written in Perl and available for free under an open source BSD license. [Less]

PHP iAddressBook is an address book for a single user. You can use it for Personal or Business Cards (it supports tons of fields), features a spotlight-like search, has transparent vCard ... [More] import/export, multilanguage support, design templates and an intuitive interface. It aims at 100% compatibility to the AddressBook in Mac OS X. [Less]

Simple, web-based addressbook (contact manager, organizer): Addresses, e-Mails, phone numbers & birthdays. vCard and CSV export support. Homepage guessed from e-Mail, "Google Maps" links. Based on ... [More] PHP/MySQL. http://php-addressbook.sourceforge.net/demo [Less]

Project of: Google Summer Of Code 2008 (BlueZ) The Phonebook Client (PCE) runs in devices that retrieves phone book objects from de Server Equipment. This client. It is based on a Cliente-Server ... [More] interaction model where the Client device pulls phone book objects from the Server device. The PCE to access the list of phonebook entries stored in the PSE, download one or several phonebook entries or access the call histories. By: Larry de Oliveira Lira Jr. [Less]

jPim is an Open Source effort to implement a PIM library in Java that provides a reuseable business object model for standard personal information and util packages that provide persistency and ... [More] marshalling/unmarshalling capabilities. The main focus to get started will be contacts and contact management; however if there is enough community interest, the next step is calendar data and calendar management and then anything else that qualifies within a reasonable understanding of "personal information". The developed library should be accessible from any Java executeable context (i.e. Applet, Application, Web Application etc.). [Less]

CardCalSync is an open source application which accepts Internet standard VCARD attachments from email programs such as K-9 Mail and from Internet browsers. It then forwards the contact information ... [More] to programs capable of manipulating Android's internal Contacts storage. CardCalSync provides no user interface and has no options. A future version will also support handling calendar invitations. [Less]

Java library for manipulating vCard files. The source code was extracted from the Google Android project. This project was created out of desperation that there is no decent Java vCard library. All ... [More] libraries which I have found had problems with various file or character encodings, vCard versions, etc. Therefore I hacked a vCard related code out of Google Android project and made it into a standalone library. Read UsageExamples for instructions how to easily use it. I made a few changes in the Google's code (notably a few improvements in "UTF-8" support and redirected error reporting to a standard Java Logging facility). Nevertheless I don't plan on any further additions, except on updating sources from new versions of Android. If you want to manage this project, don't hesitate to ask. Looking for other Java vCard libraries? See SimilarProjects. [Less]

Does what Zijian's project does with a loop over multiple cards in one file. I wrote this to parse what Skype outputs

A short python script to convert a vCard file (.vcf) of exported Gmail contacts into abook's addressbook format. To export your gmail contacts in vCard format, select Contacts -> Export and choose ... [More] the 3rd export format (vCard). The file will be saved by default as contacts.vcf. Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -i INPUTFILE, --inputfile=INPUTFILE The vcf file containing the contacts to convert (default=contacts.vcf) -o OUTPUTFILE, --outputfile=OUTPUTFILE The name of the output file to be generated by this script (default=addressbook) -d, --debug Print debug statements (default=False) -v Print the program version [Less]

SyncinG aims to be an easy-to-use application for keep your personal information synced up with Google services. Built as a modular plugin-based architecture, SyncinG can be easily expanded with ... [More] adapters for local applications and for new Google services. On the local side SyncinG provides supports for your OS applications throught standard Java methods or Java Native Interface when needed, while on server side it uses Google Data APIs. SyncinG will provide both one-way and two-way synchronization mechanisms with conflicts resolution procedures. The very first release will provide support for Gmail Contacts and Google Calendar on server side, while client side support will be for Apple Address Book, Apple iCal, Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Sunbird. [Less]