This CL includes the following:
* New Imap2.apk generation (not included in builds)
* "Push IMAP" option for accounts when Imap2.apk present
* Account creation/setup
* 2-way sync of messages, deletions, flag updates
* Push (messages, flags)
* Folder list hierarchy handling
* Message text (one plain or html part)
* Picker UI for trash folder (placeholder)
* Capabilities handling/UI command
Major Imap2 new features:
* Push
* Multiple folder sync
* Sync window (like EAS)
TODO:
* Picker UI for sent folder
* Upload of sent messages to server
* Search
* Multiple viewable parts
* Probably lots more, incl. unit tests
Change-Id: Ia5d74073d9c307e0bdae72a7f76b27140dde7d14
In HC MR2 we introduced a column for a parentKey, but AFAICT, did not
use it. It was populated with a null value. The first upgrade code in
ICS assumed it was '0' which failed to upgrade it properly.
This prevents IMAP accounts from being broken when upgrading from GB ->
ICS.
Bug: 5252620
Change-Id: I000253b7c02ac1706710bdb21a820293f09cbea5
* ImapFolder is currently very unsafe for use by multiple threads,
causing, among other things, the referenced bug
* Since ImapFolder is very lightweight, there's no particularly good
reason to be caching them anyway
* Rename isOpenForTest to isOpen
Bug: 4972084
Change-Id: I2bf17b9cfc8549a222e991f3e59abfd00a4d3afd
* Remove unused argument from newInstance/constructor
* Create ServiceStore class, the superclass of ExchangeStore (and,
eventually, all Stores, until they can go away completely)
Change-Id: Ic5237236c5349ecf006538c58b63c1efe8e4ea61
No real code changes; just moving where code / constants live. Removed
one unused method of Store.
Change-Id: Ie7532381759a568cb23601e1071c8e199b6beb07
Split out ImapConnection to its own class. This allows us to update ImapStore
without worrying about links between it and the connection.
Also, added a bit more safety to the classes in terms of correctly freeing
resources. Whenever the connection is closed, it now releases all resources.
Additionally, if the connection is ever put back in the pool, any response
data is released.
Change-Id: Ie3bda40d677707a0d6655f57175e58dece539e19
For IMAP, it's possible for a mailbox to exist on the server, but, to be
unselectable. Previously, these folders were never added to the folder list.
However, with nested folder support, we need to have these folders in the
UX so the user can get to its sub-folders (which may be selectable).
Change-Id: I11135fafbb14b40660983804fb86bd223e180d5e
We now create folder hierarcies for IMAP. This also includes a nifty SQL
statement that will get your existing database into shape.
Change-Id: If07a0632e9b250cf0c33c3e16bfba5816beab94c
The logic is simplified by creating database rows for new mailboxes down
in Imapstore. This means that the difference between local and remote folder
lists are mailboxes that need to be deleted.
Note -- this is still not the final CL. We probably update the database too
frequently and the column values aren't updated to support nested folders.
Change-Id: Ifbe4e0cf74ba81e5b6156b452ab72c56c35235ab
There's no need to create a URI just to rip in appart again. Additionally, to
support additional changes (i.e. to use Mailbox instead of Folder in the
MessageController), we need to store the actual Account.
NOTE -- This change only affects IMAP and POP3. SMTP will come in a follow-on CL
Change-Id: I400036a17271c99272fd9c603547dcd713b50b9d
If an IMAP server supports the UIDPLUS capability, it can return the new UID
as part of the response to the "UID COPY" command. However, if the server does
not support UIDPLUS, we perform a SEARCH to try to determine the new message
UID.
This is the second of a couple modifications.
bug 4092301
Change-Id: I1f548b63becfec8733cb8ba9a3fe6ff4be6fdd83
When copying messages between mailboxes using standard IMAP, we must perform
a QUERY or FETCH in order to determine the new message UID. However, if the
server supports the UIDPLUS capability, the server will return the new UID
as part of the response to the "UID COPY" command.
This is the first of a couple modifications. We still need to fallback to a
less efficient QUERY/FETCH if the server does not support UIDPLUS.
bug 4092301
Change-Id: I9279f7fd70daf85adba3b3e202c12d67ddf91f22
* 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
We support two different ways for an IMAP prefix to be specified:
1. A text field on the IMAP configuration page. This is the most obvious to
the end user. It is also an explicit, manual configuration.
2. RFC2342 defines a NAMESPACE IMAP command to be able to query the prefix
from the IMAP server. This is an automatic configuration without any
user involvement (i.e. the UI will NOT change if a prefix is loaded in
this way)
If the user goes to the trouble of specifying a prefix, we will always honour
it instead of the namespace returned by the IMAP server -- even if the user's
configuration is wrong.
bug 1592696
Change-Id: I6b94c7aaac538f6cd9dc4694b0f1634e8c956bc1
* 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
Fixes deprecation warnings
NOTE: This does not resolve hostauth deprecation; that will be fixed
in a separate CL.
Change-Id: I47115516da34effbf885615cb439c9d3e6f95b84
Only send IMAP ID to servers that include ID in the CAPABILITY response.
Always sending IMAP ID was found to cause problems with some servers.
Better compliance with RFC 2971.
Thanks to Samsung for debugging & reporting this.
Change-Id: I495f80949f9f811470853a1f2f8e506d8236d8cf
* Update MockTransport to allow TLS connections
* Test TLS connection in ImapStore unit tests
* The bugfix: Re-query capabilities after closing/reopening parser for TLS
(Note: Actually, this is required by the IMAP RFC 3501, 6.2.1)
Bug: 3315939
Change-Id: I51f838043e87750b5712a1bd2e4f9c821b58c808
* For now, clicking on the notification takes the user to the
Welcome activity, as we don't have final flows for the new
account setup UI
* Need comment on strings; the problem is that notification
text must be rather short if we're to use the standard
notification display. It looks like newer UI will allow
3 lines instead of 2, however.
* Tested w/ IMAP, POP3, EAS, and SMTP
Bug: 2322253
Change-Id: I7ed6fa5599179870cbcdb14af062e956eff37ec5
- mConnection.destroyResponses() should be protected with
if (mConnection != null).
When we get an IOException, we close the connection and null it out in
ioExceptionHandler(). So mConnection can be null at any point after
where ioExceptionHandler() first appears.
- ioExceptionHandler should close its parent ImapFolder only if the argument
connection is mConnection.
Methods like exists() may pass an ImapConnection which is not mConnection
to ioExceptionHandler. In which case we don't have to close the ImapFolder.
Bug 2898211
Backport of I8f9f45d91f596bb8da1a1575593e652d66deb643
Change-Id: I070458b5535540aba69ad7eee88bd2af8ad5f7b1
Apparently IMAP servers may return multiple SEARCH responses for a
single SEARCH command, and we need to handle all of them.
Before the IMAP rework there was 3 methods that issued the SEARCH command.
Two of them ware doing it right, but the other wasn't, which was what
I copied from, unfortunately!
In case you're wondering, originally the test for this method was done through
upper methods, e.g. getMessage().
Bug 2911647
Backport of Ia50072944d5b01c1e59541c3a966067b13910cc4
Change-Id: Iab5d3fa21e403f2e1043990112154fbb72322b02
Unfortunately it's hard to write tests for this change, but at least
all tests pass with Idc7b88c4.
Backport of If0335a848dfcc23aecea22c21b2cce73dac7ff6f
Change-Id: I6cb3525bc3c67bbf2fb101488bf95edbead5d299
- Replace string literals in ImapStore with constants.
- Simplifies ImapStore.en/decodeFolderName
- Mix cases in the test data to test for case-insensitivity
Backport of I88424357227bcf78528df5e6a1c4ba45d54cc65b
Change-Id: I254fe82324f6ff530e40ca0cff7073f670cf9aa3
- Almost completely re-wrote ImapResponseParser layer
- We no longer use simple ArrayList and String to represent
imap response. We have classes for that. (Type safe!)
These classes are also NPE-free.
(which isn't necessarily a good thing, though)
- A lot of clean-ups and fixes in ImapStore.
- More tests for ImapStore.
Now ImapResponseParser moved to com.android.email.mail.store.imap.parser,
but inside, it's 99% new code.
This CL introduces many new classes, but most of them are small classes
to represent the IMAP response.
Problems that this CL fixes includes:
- Special characters in OK response
- Handling BYE response
- Case sensitivity
- ClassCast/ArrayIndexOutOfBound/NumberFormatException
- Handling NIL/literals at any position
Bug 2480227
Bug 2244049
Bug 2138981
Bug 1351896
Bug 2591435
Bug 2173061
Bug 2370627
Bug 2524881
Bug 2525902
Bug 2538076
Backport of I7116f57fba079b8a5ef8d5439a9b3d9a9af8e6ed
Change-Id: I38b6da7b82110181dc78a2c63c6837c57afa81ae
- A few new tests in ImapStoreUnitTests.
- Added TODOs to ImapStoreUnitTests (for mainly NO response handling)
- Renamed ImapStore.releaseConnection to poolConnection.
- Fixed a bug in getConnection where it'd return a closed connection.
- Now getConnection() hanles BYE response for NOOP correctly and treat the
connection as closed.
Backport of I48e5b89049338f7d4f1ac77cd7ac7243945a9575
Change-Id: I529c6667a1e60c67285b7050b2b1e4b67eccc104
- Also, fixed a potential crash in getMessages().
It could happen when a client is gettign a message list while
another client is removing messages.
Backport of I04b1de6bc384cffb7a5286bcec0a349a3d62a623
Change-Id: I227ecbf5bd68c999ba0ab8cd50ef798ef4ef35e4
Main motivation: not to make the new IMAP parser too complecated.
- Removed messageRetrieved.
Motivation:
- It's not easy to call messageRetrieved() at the proper timing
from the new IMAP parser, and this method wasn't used anyway.
- Renamed messageFinished to messageRetrieved.
And removed the "number" and "ofTotal" arguments.
Motivation:
- They weren't used. Also there was inconsistency about
what to pass as "numebr". (i.e. 0-based or 1-based?) There was
even a bug that caused passing a wrong number.
Backport of If92dbfe681b78a0eea8125188ede63a8f00dcf49
Change-Id: Icdea45e0a9ac567b1cdfb44e975e60bb11815472
- Fix misnomered fields. (e.g. static mMember -> static sMember)
- Reduce visibility. (e.g. mark as private)
- Mark final / static if possible.
Note it's on master.
There's a lot more cleanup oppotunities in the activities, but they're going
to go through a major overhaul, so I didn't bother.
Backport of b3f7dd0169
Change-Id: Ic33f9518f23805716e2aec0ab42edb92107e066c
Apparently IMAP servers may return multiple SEARCH responses for a
single SEARCH command, and we need to handle all of them.
Before the IMAP rework there was 3 methods that issued the SEARCH command.
Two of them ware doing it right, but the other wasn't, which was what
I copied from, unfortunately!
In case you're wondering, originally the test for this method was done through
upper methods, e.g. getMessage().
Bug 2911647
Change-Id: Ia50072944d5b01c1e59541c3a966067b13910cc4
- mConnection.destroyResponses() should be protected with
if (mConnection != null).
When we get an IOException, we close the connection and null it out in
ioExceptionHandler(). So mConnection can be null at any point after
where ioExceptionHandler() first appears.
- ioExceptionHandler should close its parent ImapFolder only if the argument
connection is mConnection.
Methods like exists() may pass an ImapConnection which is not mConnection
to ioExceptionHandler. In which case we don't have to close the ImapFolder.
Bug 2898211
Change-Id: I8f9f45d91f596bb8da1a1575593e652d66deb643
* The setup flow is changed such that the user is asked to activate
device administration before leaving the setup flow, rather than
having to wait for the notification to appear, etc.
* Accounts requiring security are created in a security hold state
to prevent initial sync until device administration is active
Change-Id: I7e33cf98466370ae27414b99018f7aee71e9e237
Marc Blank