[sync-services-developers] Safari syncing problem as well
Lucien W. Dupont
lwdupont at gmail.com
Wed Sep 14 19:28:45 PDT 2005
I haven't seen an issue like this, however I've only written code
that syncs contacts.
Have you tried a really simple test set of data? (like 1 url in
safari, and another one in your app).
I also found that during development, I needed to 'reset' sync
services, I did this by doing the following:
- make sure to quit SyncServer and the UI background app (I forget
exactly what it's called, but you'll notice it in the process list).
- then delete the contents of the folder at ~/Library/Application
Support/SyncServices/
The obvious warnings apply, but that will cause Sync Services to be
fresh and clean, and ready to go.
I also wrote some test code on a debug menu to unregister my client
(unregisterClient: on ISyncManager). This causes you to look like a
new client the next time you sync.
I hope that helps a bit, reply if not and we should be able to figure
it out.
Lucien
On Sep 14, 2005, at 5:57 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
> I am having the following problems syncing bookmarks.
>
> My bookmark changes seem to get applied to the Truth Database, and
> passed out again when my client syncs.
>
> However, the bookmark changes never show up in Safari.
>
> This is slightly different to my keychain sync issue (see previous
> post), where I never see the changes coming out from the Sync Engine,
> but as before Syncrospector reports that both Safari and my client
> have synced bookmarks successfully, and are on the same generation.
>
> It almost seems as though Apple has crippled Safari and KeyChain
> Access so that they can only sync with .mac, but this doesn't really
> tally with what Syncrospector is reporting.
>
> Has anyone else seen anything like this?
>
> cheers,
> Martin
>
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