Hi Andreas, Thanks for your response. I have sent you (at andi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) one pdf regarding the work I did on Windows Phone 7. I have also contributed a lot in this website http://www.englishforacademicstudy.com/us/index.php (mostly with php, css and mysql). I have also worked as a volunteer on this website ( http://behemoth.nerc-essc.ac.uk/ncWMS/godiva2.html). I have developed a snapshot tool in Java (If you select an environmental dataset from left hand menu, and thens select "Screenshot" hypelink beneath the map). Apart from that, I am attaching my CV for you to have a look. I will start looking into XML-RPC communication and cross platform implementation. I am more inclined to develop the client in Android if that is okay with you. I'll keep you informed of the progress. Regards Rauf On 19 March 2011 19:46, Andreas Gohr <andi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Rauf, > > > I am very excited to contribute in open source community through the > > platform of Google Summer of Code 2011. > > I have previously worked in Windows > > Phone 7 and to some extent in Blackberry. I want to experience > development > > in other platforms as Android or iPhone. I've worked in Java, CSS, HTML > and > > Javascript. > > Welcome :-) Can you tell us a bit more about the projects you've done > before? Maybe some links? > > > My understanding of the requirements is as follows: > > > > To develop a smartphone application for DokuWiki. > > The application should allow offline browsing and remote editing of wiki > > pages. > > The application should be able to upload files (multimedia files) to the > > wiki repository. > > Correct. See also https://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:ideas:mobile_client > > > Would you please refer me some material to study in this regard? > > The mobile app should make use of DokuWiki's XML RPC so you should > make yourself familiar with XML-RPC and the commands we offer via this > interface. > > I personally would prefer to have the application developed in a > cross-platform toolkit as it would make it possible to have it > available for a wider audience. Titanium (linked from the above page) > seems to offer that. > > My ObjectC is nearly non-existant and my Java is somewhat rusty. So > the use of JavaScript in Titanium also makes it easier for me to help > you - but if you prefer to develop in one of the native environments, > I'd be okay with that. I have an iPhone and an Android Phone so I can > help testing these two environments. > > I suggest you decide on the platform and try to develop a very simple > tool first. Eg. just a button that requests the DokuWiki version via > XML-RPC. This should give you an idea on the task ahead. > > Andi > > -- > splitbrain.org > -- > DokuWiki mailing list - more info at > http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist >