* Standard Exchange command timeouts are 20 seconds
* For sending, however, these need to be significantly longer to
handle the case of sending large attachments, as sending (of any
length) happens in a single HTTP Post command
* Having an infinite timeout leads to the (small) possibility of the
Outbox hanging for a long time, holding up the sending of other
mail, so we set a long, but not infinite timeout for this case
* Timeout now set for 15 minutes
* Prevent sync of Outbox and Drafts (the UI triggers these by changing
the contents of these boxes, but we need to ignore the pings that
are generated this way)
Change-Id: I5b830d6b4e94525d95138b2112be12898a37882e
* syncServerId in the Message table can now be NULL; this broke a test
used by EasOutboxService and SyncManager to determine whether there
were sendable messages in the Outbox
* Changed test to allow for NULL in syncServerId
Change-Id: Id76c7a45bc306abe7a927ab2395700f54a01a298
* SmartForward and SmartReply are EAS commands that automatically
include the original message and, if a forward, all original
attachments, regardless of whether they've been downloaded to
the device
* Both commands improve battery life by sending less data; greatly
so for SmartForward if there are attachments
Change-Id: I12432cd5275a3b54e9a80d5cd59da437c4a086cc
* Change API for callback to include message subject (when msg is isn't valid)
* Update users of callback to add the new argument
* Use API in EasOutboxService to send status messages back to the UI
Still TODO: Add relevant error codes for sending problems that are not related
to connection or login issues
* Change Sender definition (remove old Message from API) and update
any existing calls through that API
* Rewrite SMTPSender to use provider messages
* Add attachments to RFC822Output
* Minor bugfixes in RFC822Output
* Unit tests
* Change EasOutboxService to use the new Rfc822Output class for sending
* Fix small bug in Rfc822Output (was writing both in Base64 and plain text)
* Fix bug in SyncManager related to auto-starting EAS outbox
* Remove all use of Strings in favor of the parser's static final int's
* Strings remain in Tags for debugging output only
* Renamed lots of classes to be more consistent
* Centralized logging behavior in Eas class
* Found and fixed some bugs in the process:
- Account deletion wasn't removing HostAuth's correctly in the trigger
- Adding a second EAS account was trashing the first one
- Fixed looping sync behavior caused by Exchange 2003 bug
* Rewrote push logic to encompass multiple folders (i.e. calendar/contacts)
* Change inbox from push frequency to ping frequency after initial sync
* Implement upsync logic for email (i.e. sending changes to the server)
* Did cleanup of some files (there's still some to do) re: format, style
* Initial one-way sync of Contacts data - add and delete are implemented
* Created adapter package for all parts of the EAS adapter
* Created utility package for utility code that will eventually be merged
with code in the Email application (Base64, QuotedPrintable, etc.)
* SyncManager/AbstractSyncService can be used in the future for other
protocols, especially IMAP push
Clean up imports to point to the com.android.exchange version of EmailContent
Clean up some line wrapping
Update EmailContent with latest version from Email project
* There is some temporary code ensuring that SyncManager runs (this will be removed when Exchange
is entirely independent)
* The service interface (aidl) is in place for most user-facing actions (load more, start sync, etc.)
* EAS account validation is done via aidl
* Folder and message sync appear to be functional in this early submission
* Provider now does cascading deletes (Account -> HostAuth and Mailbox, Mailbox -> Message,
Message -> Attachment and Body)
