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105  * The Email application communicates with EAS sync adapters via SyncManager's binder interface,
114 private static final String TAG = "EAS SyncManager";
136 // A ping (EAS push signal) was received
163 // Offsets into the syncStatus data for EAS that indicate type, exit status, and change count
219 // ConnectionManager that all EAS threads can use
320 // Outbox can't be synced in EAS
323 // Drafts & Trash can't be synced in EAS
374 Eas.setUserDebug(on);
435 // At startup, we want to see what EAS accounts exist and cache them
460 * mailboxes in all eas accounts
484 * Returns a String suitable for appending to a where clause that selects for all eas
612 if (ha != null && ha.mProtocol.equals("eas")) {
625 main.mDisplayName = Eas.ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_PREFIX;
626 main.mServerId = Eas.ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_PREFIX + System.nanoTime();
877 if (Eas.USER_LOG && !mSyncErrorMap.isEmpty()) {
985 if (Eas.USER_LOG) {
987 if (Eas.FILE_LOG) {
994 if (!Eas.USER_LOG) {
1002 * EAS requires a unique device id, so that sync is possible from a variety of different
1059 * Note that there are two ways the EAS SyncManager service can be created:
1062 * first EAS account is created, etc), in which case the service thread is spun up, mailboxes
1065 * running most of the time (unless we're creating a first EAS account)
1067 * If the running background service detects that there are no EAS accounts (on boot, if none
1068 * were created, or afterward if the last remaining EAS account is deleted), it will call
1072 * least one EAS account in existence
1082 alwaysLog("!!! EAS SyncManager, onCreate");
1093 alwaysLog("!!! EAS SyncManager onCreated, but INSTANCE not null??");
1110 alwaysLog("!!! EAS SyncManager, onStartCommand");
1117 alwaysLog("!!! EAS SyncManager, stopping self");
1125 alwaysLog("!!! EAS SyncManager, onDestroy");
1142 // See if there are any EAS accounts; otherwise, just go away
1365 if (Eas.USER_LOG && INSTANCE != null) {
1572 // First, look through our cached EAS Accounts (from EmailProvider) to make sure there's a
1598 // Now, look through AccountManager accounts to make sure we have a corresponding cached EAS
1696 if ((m.mServerId != null) && !m.mServerId.startsWith(Eas.ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_PREFIX)) {
1714 serverId.startsWith(Eas.ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_PREFIX)) {
1814 if (Eas.DEBUG) {
1815 Eas.USER_LOG = true;
1816 Eas.PARSER_LOG = true;
1817 Eas.FILE_LOG = true;
1821 if (Eas.WAIT_DEBUG) {
1937 throw new RuntimeException("EAS SyncManager crash; please restart me...");
1978 // Start up threads that need it; use a query which finds eas mailboxes where the
2089 if (Eas.USER_LOG) {
2093 } else if (Eas.USER_LOG) {
2101 if (Eas.USER_LOG) {