ActiveGcSync Project Page
ActiveGcSync is a free utility that synchronizes Google Calendar to a Windows Mobile device. Two-way synchronization is done, and ActiveGcSync supports running in the background and auto-updating the calendars on a schedule.
ActiveGcSync has been tested on Windows Mobile 5 and Windows Mobile 6. It runs on both Smartphones (no touch screen) and Pocket PCs (with touch screen).
ActiveGcSync includes support for recurring events and exceptions to recurring events. It supports mulitple time zones for all events. As of version 1.2, ActiveGcSync only supports one Google Calendar to be synchronized.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Thursday, September 13, 2007
NuSOAP & PHP 5.2.2 problem
NuSOAP has problem with PHP 5.2.2. It won't work with this version of PHP.
At first, it didn't go into webservice's function.
So I fixed it according to this post.
http://www.jamesnetherton.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/6/6/HTTPRAWPOSTDATA-with-nusoap-on-PHP-522
Now it can go into websevice's function, but still didn't return the result.
(It has no problem with PHP 5.2.1)
So I upgraded to PHP 5.2.4 from http://remi.collet.free.fr
Now NuSOAP works fine.
At first, it didn't go into webservice's function.
So I fixed it according to this post.
http://www.jamesnetherton.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/6/6/HTTPRAWPOSTDATA-with-nusoap-on-PHP-522
| HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA with nusoap on PHP 5.2.2 Posted by James Netherton | Wednesday 06 June 2007 1:02 PM | In PHP I just fixed a weird issue where I had a Flex client invoking a PHP Nusoap SOAP web service. Whenever the client was making requests to the PHP page, I kept getting the SOAP service overview HTML content being returned. I var_dumped the $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA and it was returning NULL. I had to change:
to:
Everything started working correctly after making this change. Apparently there is a bug in PHP 5.2.2 with HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA and SOAP |
Now it can go into websevice's function, but still didn't return the result.
(It has no problem with PHP 5.2.1)
So I upgraded to PHP 5.2.4 from http://remi.collet.free.fr
Now NuSOAP works fine.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Subwoofer Filter
Monday, January 8, 2007
Cherry Shrimp & Aquatic Plants
Sorry. This post was not available in English.
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See more photos here. http://picasaweb.google.com/SuperToyNC/AquaTank
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See more photos here. http://picasaweb.google.com/SuperToyNC/AquaTank
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Laptop modification - Bluetooth & USB hub
One day, I can't find my USB Bluetooth. It's in very deep of bag's corner.
Then I think it's time to do something.
After looking for the best stuff:
- Billionton USB Bluetooth 100 meters. The most strongest signal and less problem, 5-600 BHT.
- 4-port USB 2.0 Hub + power adapter. The smallest circuit board, 300 BHT.

After my laptop exploded itself, I found very large space under SD Card reader.

WHAT??? Dell USA. uses Touchpad Made in Thailand???

Only port 1 and 2 of USB hub were used, port 3 and 4 were cut off.
Bluetooth's circuit board was too small to be cut off.
Both were wired together.

USB's wires on motherboard were cut off.
Bluetooth was connected to USB hub's 1st port.
Another hub's port was connected to laptop's old USB connector.

Laptop's case was drilled to add Bluetooth's switch.

HAAAAAA.... Finished ;-)

Old green LEDs were replaced with new colorful ones.

LED on laptop's cover were replace too.

Next project might be moving Bluetooth LED and HDD LED to laptop's cover.
[See all photos]
Then I think it's time to do something.
After looking for the best stuff:
- Billionton USB Bluetooth 100 meters. The most strongest signal and less problem, 5-600 BHT.
- 4-port USB 2.0 Hub + power adapter. The smallest circuit board, 300 BHT.

After my laptop exploded itself, I found very large space under SD Card reader.

WHAT??? Dell USA. uses Touchpad Made in Thailand???

Only port 1 and 2 of USB hub were used, port 3 and 4 were cut off.
Bluetooth's circuit board was too small to be cut off.
Both were wired together.

USB's wires on motherboard were cut off.
Bluetooth was connected to USB hub's 1st port.
Another hub's port was connected to laptop's old USB connector.

Laptop's case was drilled to add Bluetooth's switch.

HAAAAAA.... Finished ;-)

Old green LEDs were replaced with new colorful ones.

LED on laptop's cover were replace too.

Next project might be moving Bluetooth LED and HDD LED to laptop's cover.
[See all photos]
Tuesday, April 28, 1981
Welcome
Hi all!
Welcome to my blog.
I'm trying to find some free time to add more entries.
You can also read my old posts at http://203.185.67.122/toy/blog/
PS. My english is not good. I'm trying to practice it. :P
Welcome to my blog.
I'm trying to find some free time to add more entries.
You can also read my old posts at http://203.185.67.122/toy/blog/
PS. My english is not good. I'm trying to practice it. :P
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