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 was unused, and I want to write a query in Exchange
that wants to get a message's mailbox key, so I'm taking
this over.
Change-Id: I142394bfd30df8c88c5e1b48347a8532a4758857
This will allow us to add query parameters such that Uris will still
appear to be equal, regardless of differences in the parameters.
Bug: 9780067
Change-Id: I483d009fe3681ec3d4323b3ca95dff8ca9f4ffde
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
Turns out that you don't need it -- Exchange has a way to
tell the client when folder changes occur.
Change-Id: If8089d9fe55e7ece407acf2f0dae977dced522b4
We have a way to handle lack of outbound host auth, and it's
a legitimate state for Exchange accounts (since it's unused
anyway).
Bug: 8631134
Change-Id: I99863f627c4f364e61f7a4b99dea3e2606a55275
The user no longer has control over this. Now, the "default" account
(which is only used for prepopulating the name of new accounts is
either the last used account (to be defined), or the first account in
the database.
This removes a setting, and simplifies a lot of code.
We may also want to auto-select the default account when entering the
compose screen from the combined view, but we do not currently have
an easy way to do that.
Bug: 7442992
Change-Id: Iff5bb36d8cbd327334211b670fa4851cbda6b9a0
Fixes b/9193813. Previously we returned
a value from the database in all cases.
This meant that system folders were not
translated.
Change-Id: Ife568651886bfb6de76221b8bc5d013dac8fa21a
We are no longer doing per-mailbox sync intervals; instead,
mailboxes opt in to syncing, and the account sync interval
controls what happens.
Change-Id: I8ae32ea25079abbb63bb6a6a282bf5c06de73fca
EAS push only gets changes to the contents of collections,
but not for changes to accounts or folder structure. This
adds a new sync type to fetch only accounts, and adds a
periodic sync of this type for push accounts.
Change-Id: I1e9337252dbb5e53db3f7c5953e089de2c69d18c
Tony Mantler