* EmailProvider now saves Attachment records atomically with Message (and Body,
of course) if an ArrayList is stored in mAttachments
* Update EAS code to support attachment discovery
* Update EAS code to support attachment download via service API (preliminary)
* Add test for atomic attachment save
* Add test for unique file creation (external)
* Check for the folder of updated messages, and delete those now in trash
* Created convenience method for finding a mailbox of a particular type in
an account (helpful for finding, say, an Inbox or Trash for a given account
* Fix deleted/updated message table so that the _id column is defined to be
unique (to prevent duplicate change records from being written)
* 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
Uses a mock provider to avoid touching production databases.
Includes utilities for creating accounts, mailboxes, and messages.
Tests basic object creation & readback, object deletion, and some
forms of hierarchical deletion. Has many TODO notes for additional
tests to be written.
In EmailContent, found & fixed a few fields that weren't being written to
the database properly.
POP doesn't supply headers in the ENVELOPE phase, so we have to
explicitly ask for, download, copy, and save small message bodies.
Fix bug in EmailProvider (it was not always detaching the body db),
leaving the DB locked in some situations.
Problems outstanding:
* POP messages are committed before they have headers, which leads
to blank entries in the UI. It might be worth tagging them and
selecting them out until they're ready to display.
* Inefficient because we're reloading the message from the provider on
each pass, instead of hanging onto it and updating it.
* Not marking "complete" yet because we aren't handling attachments
or inline images yet. So we keep on reloadin'.
* 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)
* update MessageListener callbacks and remove the callbacks that
edit data (this comes through the provider now).
* provide simple linkage via Controller to sync a mailbox
* update FolderMessageList to trigger mailbox sync
* rewrite synchronize to push messages into provider
* small improvements to FML (sorting; show read/unread status)
* note: trailing whitespace cleanup in some files
Foreign keys belong in the child, not the parent, as is done with other
EmailContent classes. Therefore, Body has a messageKey, and Message has
no bodyKey.
Updated MessageView to use the proper query for retrieving a message body.
The first thing we'll implement is a function to list remote folders,
and it will call the existing MessagingController to do that for IMAP
and POP3.
Also change default folder type # order to get desired order in UI
* Editing existing accounts
* Two placeholder accounts are written
What breaks (in approx order of planned fixes)
* Some details of account editing
* New account creation,
* Viewing mailboxes & messages
* Mail sync using accounts
* Import of existing accounts
