@Override
public void handleFailure(FxAccountClientRemoteException e) {
if (e.isUpgradeRequired()) {
Logger.error(
LOG_TAG,
"Got upgrade required from remote server; transitioning Firefox Account to Doghouse state.");
final State state = fxAccount.getState();
fxAccount.setState(state.makeDoghouseState());
// The status activity will say that the user needs to upgrade.
redirectToActivity(FxAccountStatusActivity.class);
return;
}
showRemoteError(e, R.string.fxaccount_update_credentials_unknown_error);
}
protected void showClientRemoteException(final FxAccountClientRemoteException e) {
if (!e.isAccountLocked()) {
remoteErrorTextView.setText(e.getErrorMessageStringResource());
return;
}
// This horrible bit of special-casing is because we want this error message
// to contain a clickable, extra chunk of text, but we don't want to pollute
// the exception class with Android specifics.
final int messageId = e.getErrorMessageStringResource();
final int clickableId = R.string.fxaccount_resend_unlock_code_button_label;
final Spannable span =
Utils.interpolateClickableSpan(
this,
messageId,
clickableId,
new ClickableSpan() {
@Override
public void onClick(View widget) {
// It would be best to capture the email address sent to the server
// and use it here, but this will do for now. If the user modifies
// the email address entered, the error text is hidden, so sending a
// changed email address would be the result of an unusual race.
final String email = emailEdit.getText().toString();
byte[] emailUTF8 = null;
try {
emailUTF8 = email.getBytes("UTF-8");
} catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
// It's okay, we'll fail in the code resender.
}
FxAccountUnlockCodeResender.resendUnlockCode(
FxAccountAbstractSetupActivity.this, getAuthServerEndpoint(), emailUTF8);
}
});
remoteErrorTextView.setMovementMethod(LinkMovementMethod.getInstance());
remoteErrorTextView.setText(span);
}