/packages/apps/Email/src/com/android/exchange/ |
EasOutboxService.java | 58 // for pictures and the like. For now, we'll use 15 minutes, in the knowledge that any socket 60 public static final int SEND_MAIL_TIMEOUT = 15*MINUTES;
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SyncManager.java | 121 private static final int MINUTES = 60*SECONDS; 124 private static final int SYNC_MANAGER_HEARTBEAT_TIME = 15*MINUTES; 125 private static final int CONNECTIVITY_WAIT_TIME = 10*MINUTES; 128 private static final int HOLD_DELAY_MAXIMUM = 4*MINUTES; [all...] |
EasSyncService.java | 136 static private final int ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_SLEEP_TIME = 20*MINUTES; 138 "Account mailbox sleeping for " + (ACCOUNT_MAILBOX_SLEEP_TIME / MINUTES) + "m"; 149 * We start with an 8 minute timeout, and increase/decrease by 3 minutes at a time. There's 150 * no point having a timeout shorter than 5 minutes, I think; at that point, we can just let 151 * the ping exception out. The maximum I use is 17 minutes, which is really an empirical 174 // Fallbacks (in minutes) for ping loop failures [all...] |
/libcore/luni/src/main/java/java/util/concurrent/ |
TimeUnit.java | 18 * as sixty seconds, an hour as sixty minutes, and a day as twenty four 87 MINUTES { 157 * <p>For example, to convert 10 minutes to milliseconds, use: 158 * <tt>TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.convert(10L, TimeUnit.MINUTES)</tt> 219 * Equivalent to <tt>MINUTES.convert(duration, this)</tt>.
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/packages/apps/Calendar/src/com/android/calendar/ |
AlertActivity.java | 53 // The default snooze delay: 5 minutes 160 long alarmTime, int minutes) { 171 values.put(CalendarAlerts.MINUTES, minutes); 279 // Set the "minutes" to zero to indicate this is a snoozed 283 makeContentValues(eventId, begin, end, alarmTime, 0 /* minutes */);
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AlertService.java | 66 CalendarAlerts.MINUTES, // 8 153 final int minutes = alertCursor.getInt(ALERT_INDEX_MINUTES); local 168 + " eventId:" + eventId + " state: " + state + " minutes:" + minutes
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EventInfoActivity.java | 170 Reminders.MINUTES, // 1 176 private static final String REMINDERS_SORT = Reminders.MINUTES; 408 // First pass: collect all the custom reminder minutes (e.g., 409 // a reminder of 8 minutes) into a global list. 411 int minutes = reminderCursor.getInt(REMINDERS_INDEX_MINUTES); local 412 EditEvent.addMinutesToList(this, mReminderValues, mReminderLabels, minutes); 418 int minutes = reminderCursor.getInt(REMINDERS_INDEX_MINUTES); local 419 mOriginalMinutes.add(minutes); 421 mReminderLabels, minutes); 654 mReminderValues, mReminderLabels, 10 /* minutes */); [all...] |
EditEvent.java | 170 Reminders.MINUTES, // 1 860 int minutes = reminderCursor.getInt(REMINDERS_INDEX_MINUTES); local 867 int minutes = reminderCursor.getInt(REMINDERS_INDEX_MINUTES); local 2017 int minutes = reminderValues.get(spinner.getSelectedItemPosition()); local 2055 int minutes = reminderMinutes.get(i); local 2086 int minutes = reminderMinutes.get(i); local [all...] |
/packages/providers/CalendarProvider/tests/src/com/android/providers/calendar/ |
CalendarProvider2Test.java | [all...] |
/packages/apps/DeskClock/src/com/android/deskclock/ |
Alarms.java | 160 values.put(Alarm.Columns.MINUTES, alarm.minutes); 501 return calculateAlarm(alarm.hour, alarm.minutes, alarm.daysOfWeek) 506 * Given an alarm in hours and minutes, return a time suitable for
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/packages/apps/Email/src/com/android/exchange/adapter/ |
CalendarSyncAdapter.java | 333 // so we'll default to 30 minutes; this will be superceded if this is an all-day event 334 if (endTime < 0) endTime = startTime + (30*MINUTES); 369 cv.put(Events.DURATION, "P" + ((endTime - startTime) / MINUTES) + "M"); [all...] |
/packages/providers/CalendarProvider/src/com/android/providers/calendar/ |
CalendarProvider2.java | 85 + " (ca.event_id=r.event_id AND ca.minutes=r.minutes)" 87 + " OR (r.minutes ISNULL AND ca.minutes<>0))"; 275 * should be at least a few minutes to allow for an event that was 3405 final int minutes = cursor.getInt(minutesIndex); local [all...] |
/prebuilt/sdk/8/ |
android.jar | |