* Fixed bug #2026451 (updateFolderList isn't interrupting pingLoop)
* Added some logging code related to 'ping' and manual service starts
* Handle exit from stopped sync thread better
* Fixed a bug in ContactsSyncAdapter service in which a cursor didn't
get properly closed.
* 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
* Make sure updateFolderList service call stops the account mailbox sync
* Make sure SyncManager is kicked so that it will restart (and thus do
a folder list sync)
* Now attempts folder list sync for exchange
(goto folder list and click sync)
* Folder sync never seems to call our callback - bug in EAS side?
* Now attempts mailbox sync
(go to an EAS mailbox and click sync)
Also:
* Cleanup start/stop/error path for IMAP/POP as well
* Small bugfix in SyncManager.java (was calling wrong callback)
* No longer trying to set mailbox read/unread count in IMAP/POP
* Triggers added for insert/delete/update of Message
* update of Mailbox will never set unreadCount
* Removed old test for unread counts and replaced with on
that tests trigger operation.
* Remove Account.updateUnreadCount (deprecated)
* Modify to work with ContactsProvider2
* Modify to work with system AccountManager
* Modify to work with system SyncManager (for triggering user-change syncs)
* Sync server->client for adds/deletes implemented (CP2 doesn't handle delete yet)
* Sync server->client changes handled efficiently (only write changes)
* Some fields still not handled
* Rewrote most of the CPO code to handle server->client changes
* Sync client->server works for supported fields
* Shows mailboxes
* Click to open mailbox (see messages)
* Basic menus
* Fat title bar (appearance)
* Fat title bar (buttons)
Temporary hack to call this from AccountFolderList (when you click the
account groups and "expand" them, you come here instead.)
* Use unified callback instead of per-call callbacks
* Remove per-call tag
* Rework MessageView to operate without tag
* Minor cleanups in service side
* Add setCallback method to IEmailService interface
* Remove the callback from loadAttachment and loadMore in SyncManager and
EmailServiceProxy
* Remove the callback from PartRequest
* Update EasSyncService to use the saved callback in SyncManager
Note: Unsure how to handle the case in which SyncManager dies, since it
will no longer have the callback available...
* Change service API to allow caller to supply complete target path/file
* Also allow caller to supply the final content_uri
* In MessageView, use full integration with EAS service API and
attachments content provider to enable:
* Save: Only works on SD card
* View: Works w/o SD card using content provider & intents
* Thumbnail previews
* Rewrite internals to use EmailProvider instead of raw db access
* Minor changes to APIs as necessary (and scattered changes to follow)
* Convert unit tests and check them
No change in functionality. Just getting a test infrastructure in place
before rewriting to use new EmailProvider. Provides tests for:
* get type (raw & thumb)
* open file (raw)
* open file (thumb)
* query
* resolveAttachmentIdToContentUri
* Moved logic into Controller:
* toggling read/unread
* toggling favorite status
* some new unit tests
* load attachment
* Completed logic for EAS to save attachments and MessageView to
begin and complete that process.
NOTE: Until EAS has a mode for saving the attachment locally (and I
rewrite the attachmentprovider to handle the new database) I am
implementing "view" attachment to just call "save". This means that
attachments "viewed" will be dropped onto the SD card, instead of
cached and flushed.
TODO: Controller is not properly working in its own thread, yet, so
we are not properly preventing ANR's yet.
