Akonadi::SessionPrivate Class Reference

#include <session_p.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 SessionPrivate (Session *parent)
virtual void addJob (Job *job)
bool canPipelineNext ()
void dataReceived ()
void doStartNext ()
void endJob (Job *job)
virtual void init (const QByteArray &sessionId)
void jobDestroyed (QObject *job)
void jobDone (KJob *job)
void jobWriteFinished (Akonadi::Job *job)
int nextTag ()
void reconnect ()
void socketDisconnected ()
void socketError (QLocalSocket::LocalSocketError error)
void startJob (Job *job)
void startNext ()
void writeData (const QByteArray &data)

Static Public Member Functions

static void createDefaultSession (const QByteArray &sessionId)
static int minimumProtocolVersion ()

Public Attributes

bool connected
JobcurrentJob
bool jobRunning
QSettings * mConnectionSettings
SessionmParent
ImapParser * parser
QQueue< Job * > pipeline
int protocolVersion
QQueue< Job * > queue
QByteArray sessionId
QLocalSocket * socket
int theNextTag

Detailed Description

For internal use only.

Definition at line 40 of file session_p.h.


Member Function Documentation

virtual void Akonadi::SessionPrivate::addJob ( Job job  )  [virtual]

Associates the given Job object with this session.

void SessionPrivate::createDefaultSession ( const QByteArray &  sessionId  )  [static]

Creates a new default session for this thread with the given sessionId.

The session can be accessed later by defaultSession().

You only need to call this method if you want that the default session has a special custom id, otherwise a random unique id is used automatically.

Definition at line 305 of file session.cpp.

void Akonadi::SessionPrivate::endJob ( Job job  ) 

For internal use only.

For testing purposes only. See FakeSesson.

int Akonadi::SessionPrivate::nextTag (  ) 

Returns the next IMAP tag.

void Akonadi::SessionPrivate::writeData ( const QByteArray &  data  ) 

Sends the given raw data.


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