The old code was turning on both the EAS authenticator and the
alternate EAS authenticator (with the offending string). Now it
turns on the right one depending on the VendorPolicyLoader.
Change-Id: I69945e695f28fdb8bd33bf49ee253a354c05b30c
The new function will be called by the old function but it also allows
me to use it from the Migration code.
Change-Id: If9b2ad82479d60c63e8924d42fb6ce18d7d9a2f8
Add version support
Change deleteAccountPIMData to deleteExternalAccountPIMData.
Data kept inside the EmailProvider can be deleted from within
the Email app. Only external data (e.g. contacts and calendar)
need to be deleted by the service which has protocol specific
knowlege.
Change-Id: I875d3051d0cfdbaf52775ec20eb114a345894a93
We want a separate class for communicating HostAuth objects
to and from IEmailService. The issue is that the HostAuth object
was being used for both to and from the database, and to and from
IEmailService. This is dangerous because The Email app may change
out of band with the Exchange app, and may need to change the
format of HostAuth. This bit us before when adding OAuth.
Now communication to IEmailService is done using HostAuthCompat.
Change-Id: I2fb8c2bd8158f58a7bb9bc3dc83a7936948c718c
This doesn't need to be part of the service because the
implementation doesn't need to be different between any
of the different protocols.
Change-Id: Ifddf16dd3ccaf397029f08f6d4283d9a5630f717
This supports the EasService design.
Yes, I just removed a startSync function from this interface last month. No,
I didn't quite know at the time that I'd be adding one back. :)
Change-Id: I19d9c7838473d8982560764fdba0056cba03d132
(cherry picked from commit 4a5b11d650)
the loadAttachment() call. This work was necessary to support
the new EasService & EasOperation infrastructure.
Change-Id: Idd507aec999596ccd4afa5f03ff2b3c2e38a9029
(cherry picked from commit efac8255ed75d22e60036e19e7a95f8407d18ad3)
This call lets the service know that the push settings for an
account have changed.
Change-Id: I7ed41853df6af6762c80283a2a3510ce41551657
(cherry picked from commit 446136a2278652c627068ecddff534de1ad431ab)
This is one fragment that holds all types of
authentication information, e.g. password,
OAuth info, and client certificates. What gets
displayed depends upon the type of account it is
dealing with.
So far this is only used in AccountSetupIncoming,
but later it can be added to other settings fragments.
There are still some issues with this, but I'd like
to check it in sooner than later to unblock other
work.
Change-Id: Iea675ad5c1727f32ca0baa270dfa793ab7109993
b/10211620
The problem here is that on app upgrade, we need to change
the types of all email accounts. To do this, we have to
create new accounts and delete the old ones. This resulted
in calendar and contacts data getting deleted.
But we were copying over the last sync keys from the old
account, so on the next sync, we would only get new data.
This means that all of the data that we had gotten on
a previous sync would never be sent again, so calendar
events and contacts would be missing forever.
Now, we just don't migrate the old sync keys. This means
that on the next sync, we'll get all data, and restore
our original state.
This is still not ideal, because it means that any locally
created data that has not yet been synced will be lost
(b/10805685), but it's much better than it was.
Change-Id: I150c4dbdf490a8f3880261e2469795896ebfeab5
b/10653370
This prevents NPEs if a serviec happens to still be running
when an account is deleted.
This mirrors a similar pattern in the gmail app.
Change-Id: I6fd8ae5ffe41580df0a321ec22535403e3f32eee
The old callback mechanism is deprecated, in favor of making
calls on the ContentProvider.
Bug: 9842867
Change-Id: I65f559e593cda24456c4ffb96f785e054626dd0b
Authenticator upgrading no longer uses the services file
to specify upgrades, so we can remove the fields associated
with that functionality.
Change-Id: I2122f18614d714a3d5a565fb4a6a547ddc010b6f
By the time the remote call actually runs, the account
may be deleted from the DB, so the account id is likely
useless.
Bug: 9021105
Change-Id: If28b4b8c4b5c52be35c6ff68b326c4ea28d7f7b4
This is part of moving away from the explicit setCallback,
which either has race conditions or is very noisy, or both.
(Each IEmailService call that wants callbacks should just
pass the callback explicitly.)
I'm not yet changing how the services actually handle the
call. Each protocol will need to fix this on their own.
Bug: 9735207
Bug: 9842867
Change-Id: If8cf69ffe82f3544ace9e58b1db5a183f38d038a
There is now only one LogTag class. The static initializer of
GmailApplication (existing) and EmailApplication (new) will now set
the log tag to "Gmail" and "Email", respectively. Up until that code
is run, it will be "UnifiedEmail".
"setprop log.tag.Gmail VERBOSE" (or .Email) will trigger all logs to
be printed as long as they go through LogUtils, regardless of what tag
is used by that individual log. This lets us still turn on logging
everywhere in one command, but also lets us use more descriptive tags
(like the class name).
And since we no longer have three com.android.mail.utils.LogTag
classes, builds will be much easier.
Also, we now use LogUtils everywhere.
Change-Id: I55f1c7a66ce50ead54877a13e40256422a56dc39
- Update syncTime for IMAP and POP whenever we sync.
- Change load more to simply include the delta in the RPC
rather than using the visibleLimit column.
- Add a query to get the message count for a Mailbox.
- Refactor code for updating totalCount and determining
the new message count when syncing.
- Remove dead code from Mailbox.
- Remove uses of visibleLimit from code.
Note that visibleLimit and messageCount in Mailbox table are
no longer useful and will be removed in a later change.
Bug: 8579767
Bug: 8523146
Change-Id: Ieb67e3b6f1c82c3b21b972c5a1e557cd75dc21db
* Restore Imap1 code
* Legacy users will use Imap1
* Existing Imap2 users will continue to use Imap2
* New accounts will be created in Imap1
* More to follow
Bug: 7203993
Change-Id: I8b86fcada59a854fd464d5269c94d00ebae85459
* Also, convert imap accounts to imap2
* The original imap service remains, but is no used
* There remain some questions about how the upgrade
should work in terms of settings
Change-Id: I0e05edad6a1553f428a2c2fa3daf1df878d4b5f7
* Change getCapabilities API to take an account, rather than
the id of the account
* getCapabilities() can therefore execute even before Exchange
is fully up and running
Change-Id: Id4c2a9942ea7a21e0c56401c50206b680274b43e
Tony Mantler