* Make "Exchange" option in account setup depend upon availability of the
Exchange EmailService
* Make presence of Exchange logging depend upon availability of the
Exchange EmailService
* Make AttachmentDownloadService use service rather than ExchangeService
class
* Move SSLUtils to emailcommon/utility
* Move account manager type defs to emailcommon/AccountManagerTypes
* Update proguard.flags
* This is the penultimate CL for the Email package itself; the next CL
creates a clean, SDK-compatible Email application
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: I9162cf5fa6b5a043ded0fdd1e25fd3ce5948ad8f
* There are three pieces to this CL (sorry):
1) Move and/or rename some constants into emailcommon
2) Move Utility to emailcommon, moving the few UI
related utilities back into Email (FolderProperties
and UiUtilities)
3) Remove all references to resources from emailcommon
* The three pieces relate in that, between them, they allow
the emailcommon static library to compile cleanly
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: Ic5e3abaa2a1b36999e0b6653c6c2134ea1bd544f
* Add getConfigurationData api to AccountService; this allows clients
to get configuration-related data from the Email app
* We use this so that Exchange can determine whether alternative strings
should be used
Bug: 3442963
Change-Id: Ieea56e3416458dc57699b00c2fc062dfcf7abca9
We support two different ways for an IMAP prefix to be specified:
1. A text field on the IMAP configuration page. This is the most obvious to
the end user. It is also an explicit, manual configuration.
2. RFC2342 defines a NAMESPACE IMAP command to be able to query the prefix
from the IMAP server. This is an automatic configuration without any
user involvement (i.e. the UI will NOT change if a prefix is loaded in
this way)
If the user goes to the trouble of specifying a prefix, we will always honour
it instead of the namespace returned by the IMAP server -- even if the user's
configuration is wrong.
bug 1592696
Change-Id: I6b94c7aaac538f6cd9dc4694b0f1634e8c956bc1
* No code was harmed, er, changed in the making of this CL
* All that's happened is that code that is needed by both Email and
Exchange have been moved into emailcommon
* This required import changes to many files, which explains the
length of the CL
Change-Id: I4e12455ba057a4a8054fdbd0b578c73afa411c8a
* Create AccountService.aidl and AccountServiceProxy in emailcommon
* Implement AccountService in email
* Use AccountServiceProxy in Exchange for account reconciliation,
notifications, etc.
* Move sync window constants into emailcommon
* Split attachment provider utilities and constants into emailcommon
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: I89dce28b799b193243c07774dab65d830ae62775
* Split PolicySet from SecurityPolicy and move to emailcommon
* Define PolicyService that sync adapter services can use to
interact with the Email DPM administrator
* Implement PolicyServiceProxy for exchange
* Implement PolicyService in email
* Modify imports, references, etc. as required
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: I92015e21f780a68754b318da89fbb33570f334a2
- Moved to com.android.email.widget
- Extracted nested classes to top-level classes
- Some small clean-ups.
- WidgetProvider and WidgetProvider$WidgetService are left in the original
package to keep compatibility with honeycomb (3.0) release.
This CL is supposed to be pure-refactoring. There should be no
functionality changes.
Change-Id: I37acaa24b6b488724750c0f33374b31fcc433f11
Attachments with no extension and mime type of text/plain need to return the
mime type of "text/plain" instead of "application/octet-stream"
bug 3428076
Change-Id: I00452c908ac0672879d42f4ed9ee574e376eac9f
* Remove LocalStore (pre-2.0 mail database) and its unit test
* Remove UpgradeAccounts (converted pre-2.0 accounts to Provider)
* Remove FolderMessageList (receiver for pre-1.6 desktop shortcuts)
* Remove "upgrading" paths through LegacyConversions
* Clip out dangling references to everything above
Bug: 3292310
Change-Id: I5654d55a0879b00b05b63055b94651855a8ee3ef
Fixes deprecation warnings
NOTE: This does not resolve hostauth deprecation; that will be fixed
in a separate CL.
Change-Id: I47115516da34effbf885615cb439c9d3e6f95b84
This makes it easier for cache experiments to swap out the
LinkedHashMap for another cache.
http://b/3184897
Change-Id: Iacdb266e41f5a98efd9bb30bc09ff8fff5a0a5a9
- Don't use activity's LoaderManager in fragments. Fragments have their own
loader managers, and using the wrong one causes loaders won't get reset()
when the owner fragment gets destroyed().
- Don't destroy loaders by ourselves.
The combination of these two issues caused the problem where the loader
callbacks wouldn't get the reset event, which resulted in the adapter
holding a closed cursor.
Bug 3412079
Change-Id: Ib7441565ea69adb08eb74845b0996c7b8ae6f53b
The ContentCache is now an LRU cache. This means we must NOT access the cache
while using any iterator over the cache. In this case, we were calling get()
using an iterator of cache keys.
Change-Id: I2d1feabff7474b6f2a230b98f97df067ab7ccd9c
Only send IMAP ID to servers that include ID in the CAPABILITY response.
Always sending IMAP ID was found to cause problems with some servers.
Better compliance with RFC 2971.
Thanks to Samsung for debugging & reporting this.
Change-Id: I495f80949f9f811470853a1f2f8e506d8236d8cf
At any time, it's possible for the framework to recycle views. Normally it's
not an issue, however, during drag-n-drop a view with "unavailable drop
target" foreground colour may be reused. We need to ensure that the foreground
color is always set.
bug 3398330
Change-Id: I7be9bf8487e0062cf2335476fd971592f33baa09
At any time, it's possible for the framework to recycle views. Normally it's
not an issue, however, during drag-n-drop a view with "unavailable drop
target" foreground colour may be reused. We need to ensure that the foreground
color is always set.
bug 3398330
Change-Id: I21acd04584a122c19219f3abb6690bb231bad3a6
* After deleting an account, we need to actually update
the list of known accounts - it's not sufficient to simply
rebuild the headers with one account marked deleted.
* Also remove a couple of obsolete TODO's
Bug: 3382965
Change-Id: I1aa6d88f869f0192b564b538817381efdc5fffe0
Marc Blank