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Thank you for producing this application and for releasing as open source.
I'm all for rolling up my sleeves and diving into the source, but thought
I'd check the best approach to ensure effort is not duplicated.
What I'm trying to achieve is to avoid having GV sms delivered to my
cellphone, whilst I'm sitting at my desktop where I can read and reply to
them easily.
Currently I can achieve this via about 4 clicks thru the GV web
application, but I'm looking for a way to automate it via the screensaver.
Firstly, from looking at the webpage headers, and as is standard, the
status change for forwarding SMS is POSTed. Are there already other POSTing
methods in the source that I can utilize?
Secondly, as I understand, their is no inbuilt screensaver notifications in
java, so (on Windows) I'd need to poll the screensaver via JNI to user32.
This would cause a system dependency that you may choose not to feed back
into your source.
Thirdly, on a different topic, as this is not an officially supported
Google API, I thought it might be better for the inner workings of the
notifier to be in a seperate .jar that is hosted rather than installed,
thus making fixing of the inevitable API changes transparent to end users.
Regards, Jake
Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 12 Dec 2009 at 7:11
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I have downloaded version 1.3. I am looking forward to version 1.4 because I am
off
to reading in full screen mode and some notifications like Skype will punch
through
Microsoft reader in full screen and some will not. In Windows 7 you have some
control
over notifications, might not go with the distinction I just mentioned.
Ideally, the perfect notifier would bubble up the entire message, ding, and
allow you
to click and you're on the bubble so as to enter a SMS text conversation.
I am not familiar as to where I am posting LOL so I have to figure out how to
get on
the e-mail list.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
[email protected]
on 12 Dec 2009 at 7:11The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: