* Rename ExchangeUtils to EmailServiceUtils
* Create calls for Exchange to use (eventually remove these)
* Get rid of lots of nonsense in ExchangeStore
Change-Id: Ic538cfe1de57eca24088ee1f590264283d12f511
* These broke when we split Email/Exchange
* We now use a test authenticator and a test account type, which
is actually far cleaner than dealing with actual accounts
Change-Id: Ib7c9f884eac484c33642a8036f47466ce641c567
In order to reduce the UI initialization code, move
let EmailProvider restore accounts when it opens the DB.
Backup can be moved too, but I just leave it as a TODO.
Change-Id: Id5c1810904db6abaecbfecbaa8d2d53834ebf07b
The new widget UX allows for a single display mode for the widget. This can
be configured when the widget is added or at a later time during widget
re-configuration.
We don't have the configuration activity (yet). We first need to restructure
the widget to take a single account / mailbox combination. Hooking up the
configuration activity will occur in a future CL.
Change-Id: I38a5796c44938a6abd0d2bb50ac77241cc86a497
This activity already supports phone and tablet mode.
Only renames in this change - no other change.
Change-Id: Ieca17137af45e3860812091f69cd4d9b55ddf3ec
Since the notification controller now operates exclusively using database
observers, there's no reason for the exchange service to call the
notifyNewMessages() service API.
Change-Id: Iaa7e2f5eae786162eab23b02b03ce6d1e8a738e9
We will suspend notifications whenever we display the message list for an
account (including "combined inbox"). As soon as the message list is paused,
notifications will be resumed.
Change-Id: I481a0f59ce68f89c32210d862d0267f3f334063b
* This is a serious bug dating back to the first Honeycomb release
* It was possible that a newly created Message could not yet be
committed to the database when the AttachmentDownloadService
tries to download one of that message's attachments.
* ADS, when it sees that the message (apparently) doesn't
exist, deletes the Attachment (it appears to be orphaned)
* The effect is that the user never sees one of the attachments
in a message.
* This bug has been reported externally
* The fix is simply to check for the message's existence before
deciding to delete it (this check will always work properly)
Bug: 4409692
Change-Id: I106ed2fe88d2435ad7a462fced5cb307c2559fd6
We can remove the preferences stuff 'cuz the service "should be" longer
living. And, even if the service is terminated (either by the user or by
the system) we'll receive a new notification when the service comes back.
This is probably desired behaviour anyway.
Change-Id: I4850a9473401536e8fb20385b780d4736ce80a8e
We were sort of using observers to maintain the new message notifications.
However, other parts of the code would poke into the notification controller
to set things such as a list of newly added message IDs. Now, we rely
exclusively on db observers to manage notifications.
As a side effect of this, we now set the notification text correctly to be
the most recently _added_ message. This may be different than the most recently
sent message [since there may be a non-negligable delta between when the
message was sent and when it was received].
NOTE this still suffers from an outstanding bug where we continue to get
notifications when the Eamil UX is visible. That and monitoring changes to the
account table will be addressed in future CLs.
Change-Id: I4c68273716cc685574a1ca71e5d634f53fe0d882
* Use EmailProvider to backup/restore into a backup database
* Remove all of the old AccountBackupRestore code
* Get rid of the legacy Account class and all of the Preferences
crap that referenced it
* Remove corresponding tests
Change-Id: I2de75aafdacc87246174303961e58547303f641e
If we receive new messages, we may display a notification to the user. If
those same messages are read elsewhere (i.e. via a web client), we will
remove the notification.
Change-Id: Iba09afe01942e0deaac8210fd6f9b315b1c8c93f
* Replace crazy (and soon to be "full") bit fields stored in an account's
securityFlags with a row in a newly created Policy table (thus, fully
expandable)
* Update code from database version 17 to 18; adds Policy table, a
policyKey row in Account, and a revised trigger that deletes Policy
information for deleted Accounts
* Update old PolicySet unit tests to work against the new Policy class
* Add test for the conversion of securityFlags to Policy
* Tested in a variety of scenarios; appears to be functionally equivalent
Change-Id: I1505ee75230d6a0d3c2b62a46326f39c2c7f9eb5
* When a connectivity wait was added to processQueue, I neglected
to consider that a lock was held during this time
* The fix is to move the check for connectivity out of processQueue
Bug: 3500702
Change-Id: I646cf899ff895d9838612e89b15b66f1084840b1
* The coup de grâce for Exchange in Email
* Remove Exchange bits from AndroidManifest
* Update Android.mk to create static jar for emailcommon
* Delete all com.android.exchange files
* Delete all exchange-only strings
* Change loadAttachment service method to take only attachment id and
background flag
* Add code to AttachmentProvider.openFile() that opens an output file
for attachment writes
* Make sure deviceId is determined in Email app (not Exchange)
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: I775600252fd121f474d51cb26fefbfcc50e387af
We're using the mock context to prevent modifying the real databases. However,
we need the real context to create intents. Use the real context in the few
places we must use it.
Change-Id: Icb8d289239218921c0b4b5c93ac7983830d90394
The delete policy can only be set for POP3 accounts. However, the delete policy
is used for all legacy accounts (that includes IMAP). As such, we need to make
sure IMAP accounts also have their policy set; even though the setting is not
configurable by the user.
The delete policy does not mean anything for Exchange accounts, so, we do not
need to modify the account setup code for them.
bug 3074164
Change-Id: Iab10d2997404b3b0c10a60a64fb652540c0d2d1a
* 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
* 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
If there are no email accounts defined, the widget should show a single string
that allows the user to create a new account. Whenever there are changes to
the defined accounts, the widget(s) will update their headers to ensure they
are only displaying valid information.
bug 3296594
Change-Id: I156c20cfc90692174297a2aededd85775e0ea196
When creating the list of attachments to be automatically downloaded in the
background, exclude any attachments that are not in an inbox. Also added unit
tests to ensure the query URIs behave as expected.
NOTE: This is a partial fix for general background attachment downloading issues
bug 3373982
Change-Id: I13ef56cd280c028fa966ab9e655acce28b0b9b91
Do not retry downloading attachments infinitely. After some number of failures,
black list the attachment and move on. The black list is not persisted, so,
restarting the app will again try to fetch the attachments. In this way, any
transient network failures will not permanently affect the ability to download
attachments in the background
NOTE: This is a partial fix for general background attachment downloading issues
bug 3373982
Change-Id: I7f3ad9667ebebb95fbba95278b62bf40c5fce67c
When downloading attachments in the background, do not display any errors
on the display.
NOTE: This is a partial fix for general background attachment downloading issues
bug 3373982
Change-Id: I874ed902bde293303e10308f38b992b2bb15b6aa
