1. Get gammu and backup the phone data:
   $ gammu backup phonedata.txt -yes
2. open phonedata.txt and save it in “MacRoman” encoding with Unix line endings
3. run it through this ruby script:

   #!/usr/bin/ruby -w -- 
    
   # http://www.rubycentral.com/pickaxe/
   # http://homepage.mac.com/phrogz/CSV2vCard_v2.html
    
   records = {}
   fields = {}
    
   eor = /^[ \t]*$/
   bor = /^\[([^0-9\]]+)([0-9]*)\]$/
   etype = /^Entry([0-9]+)Type\s+=\s+(\S+)$/
   etext = /^Entry([0-9]+)Text\s+=\s+"(.*)"/
    
   record_type = nil
   entry_type = nil
   tmp = nil
    
   $stdin.each do |l|
   	if (eor =~ l) == 0
   		records[record_type] = [] if records[record_type].nil?
   		records[record_type] << tmp if tmp
   #		puts '-- EOR --'
   		record_type = entry_type = tmp = nil
   		next
   	end
   	m = bor.match l
   	if m
   #		puts "#{m[1]} - #{m[2]}"
   		record_type = "#{m[1]}"
   		tmp = {}
   		next
   	end
   	if 'PhonePBK' == record_type
   		m = etype.match l
   #		raise "Parse Error: #{l}" if entry_type.nil? && m.nil?
   		if m
   			entry_type = "#{m[2]}"
   		else
   			m = etext.match l
   			if m
   				raise 'Parse Error' if entry_type.nil?
   				if 'Name' == entry_type
   					name = "#{m[2]}".split ' '
   					tmp[entry_type = 'LastName'] = "#{name[name.length-1]}"
   					fields[entry_type] = entry_type
   					name[name.length-1] = nil
   					name.compact!
    
   					count = 0
   					name.each do |tn|
   						tmp[entry_type = "Name_#{count}"] = tn
   						fields[entry_type] = entry_type
   						count += 1
   					end
   				else
   					fields[entry_type] = entry_type
   #					puts "#{entry_type} = #{m[2]}"
   					tmp[entry_type] = "#{m[2]}"
   				end
   				entry_type = nil
   			end
   		end
   	end
   end
    
   keys = fields.keys.sort
   sep = ','
   puts "\##{keys.join(sep)}"
   records['PhonePBK'].each do |item|
   	tmp = ''
   	keys.each do |key|
   		v = item[key]
   		v = '' if v.nil?
   		v.gsub! "'", "''"
   		tmp = "#{tmp}'#{v}'#{sep}"
   	end
   	puts tmp
   end

4. run the result through a csv to vcard converter,
5. remove all single quotes ' from the vcards,
6. import the vcards into the osx addressbook.

And guess what – that really works! The script is quite a hack but does the job. I thought about rewriting it using closures prior publishing but left it as a homework to you.

[Update] Maybe iSync would have done the trick, too.

Use the archetype like this:

$ mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=com.pyx4me
-DarchetypeArtifactId=j2me-simple -DarchetypeVersion=2.0.3-SNAPSHOT
-DremoteRepositories=http://www.pyx4me.com/maven2 -DgroupId=org.example
-DartifactId=myapp

And if you develop against a nokia phone, it comes even better – there’s a gammu maven plugin, too!

Also check out this blog featuring maven2 & j2me.

Ausgangspunkt ist ein Nokia 6610 Mobilfon, ein Gentoo AMD64 stable Rechner und ein Cytronix IR-USB Dongle.

Zunächst wollen ein paar Kernel Einstellungen gesetzt sein:

Networking  --->
        <M> IrDA (infrared) subsystem support  --->
           <M> IrCOMM protocol
        Infrared-port device drivers  --->
             <M> IrDA USB dongles
             <M> SigmaTel STIr4200 bridge (EXPERIMENTAL)

Damit die Module automatisch geladen werden:

$ cat /etc/modprobe.d/irda
alias irda0 stir4200
$ sudo update-modules

Ein paar Pakete installieren:

$ sudo emerge irda-utils gammu

und gammu einstellen:

$ cat ~/.gammurc
[gammu]
name = Nokia 6610
# port=/dev/ircomm0
connection = irdaphonet
synchronizetime = yes
# rsslevel = teststable
startinfo = yes
usephonedb = yes
# UsePhoneDB=yes

Das Telephon noch auf Infrarot lauschen lassen, und schon sollte es klappen:

$ sudo irattach irda0 -s;sleep 10;gammu --identify
INFO: there is later testing Gammu (1.20.94 instead of 1.20.0) available!
Manufacturer         : Nokia
Model                : 6610 (NHL-4U)
Firmware             : 5.52 C (19-09-03)
Hardware             : 0660
IMEI                 : 352927001317658
Original IMEI        : 352927/00/131765/8
Manufactured         : 11/2003
Product code         : 0510460
UEM                  : 8

Das war’s.

Jetzt läßt sich per gammu das Telephon inspizieren, z.B.

$ gammu getfilesystem
    c:/1.   SFolder "C (Permanent_memory)"
    c:/5.  HS |-- Folder "Empf. Dateien"
    c:/2.   S |-- Folder "Galerie"
    c:/3.   S |    |-- Folder "Bilder"
   c:/37.     |    |    |-- "Cell.jpg"
   c:/40.     |    |    |-- "Clock.jpg"
   c:/39.     |    |    |-- "Crisp.jpg"
...