Lines Matching refs:Service
19 import android.app.Service;
35 import com.android.email.service.EmailServiceUtils;
36 import com.android.email.service.MailService;
51 import com.android.emailcommon.service.EmailServiceStatus;
52 import com.android.emailcommon.service.IEmailService;
53 import com.android.emailcommon.service.IEmailServiceCallback;
54 import com.android.emailcommon.service.SearchParams;
72 * based code. We implement Service to allow loadAttachment calls to be sent in a consistent manner
115 // Service callbacks as set up via setCallback
329 IEmailService service = EmailServiceUtils.getExchangeService(mContext, mServiceCallback);
331 service.setLogging(debugFlags);
346 final IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
347 if (service != null) {
348 // Service implementation
350 service.updateFolderList(accountId);
365 * Request a remote update of a mailbox. For use by the timed service.
368 * separate callback in order to keep UI callbacks from affecting the service loop.
371 IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
372 if (service != null) {
373 // Service implementation
376 // generic (UI) callbacks and not the ones we need to restart the ol' service.
377 // service.startSync(mailboxId, tag);
403 IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
404 if (service != null) {
406 service.startSync(mailboxId, userRequest);
443 // Split here for target type (Service or MessagingController)
444 IEmailService service = getServiceForMessage(messageId);
445 if (service != null) {
446 // There is no service implementation, so we'll just jam the value, log the error,
452 Log.d(Logging.LOG_TAG, "Unexpected loadMessageForView() for service-based message.");
555 * - EAS service will take it from there
625 IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
626 if (service != null) {
627 // Service implementation
629 service.startSync(outboxId, false);
892 // Service runs automatically, MessagingController needs a kick
999 IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
1000 if (service != null) {
1001 // Service implementation
1003 return service.searchMessages(accountId, searchParams, searchMailboxId);
1033 // Split here for target type (Service or MessagingController)
1034 IEmailService service = getServiceForMessage(messageId);
1035 if (service != null) {
1036 // Service implementation
1038 service.sendMeetingResponse(messageId, response);
1083 * For a given message id, return a service proxy if applicable, or null.
1086 * @result service proxy, or null if n/a
1098 * For a given account id, return a service proxy if applicable, or null.
1101 * @result service proxy, or null if n/a
1215 IEmailService service = getServiceForAccount(accountId);
1216 if (service != null) {
1217 service.deleteAccountPIMData(accountId);
1290 * it's a separate call used only by the automatic checker service, so we can keep
1580 * Service callback for service operations
1615 * not getting things back from Service in quite the same way as from MessagingController.
1734 * Proxy that can be used to broadcast service callbacks; we currently use this only for
1788 public static class ControllerService extends Service {
1791 * the intention, however, is to move more functionality to the service interface
