/**
* Add a single attachment part to the message
*
* <p>This will skip adding attachments if they are already found in the attachments table. The
* heuristic for this will fail (false-positive) if two identical attachments are included in a
* single POP3 message. TODO: Fix that, by (elsewhere) simulating an mLocation value based on the
* attachments position within the list of multipart/mixed elements. This would make every POP3
* attachment unique, and might also simplify the code (since we could just look at the positions,
* and ignore the filename, etc.)
*
* <p>TODO: Take a closer look at encoding and deal with it if necessary.
*
* @param context a context for file operations
* @param localMessage the attachments will be built against this message
* @param part a single attachment part from POP or IMAP
*/
public static void addOneAttachment(
final Context context, final EmailContent.Message localMessage, final Part part)
throws MessagingException, IOException {
final Attachment localAttachment = mimePartToAttachment(part);
localAttachment.mMessageKey = localMessage.mId;
localAttachment.mAccountKey = localMessage.mAccountKey;
if (DEBUG_ATTACHMENTS) {
LogUtils.d(Logging.LOG_TAG, "Add attachment " + localAttachment);
}
// To prevent duplication - do we already have a matching attachment?
// The fields we'll check for equality are:
// mFileName, mMimeType, mContentId, mMessageKey, mLocation
// NOTE: This will false-positive if you attach the exact same file, twice, to a POP3
// message. We can live with that - you'll get one of the copies.
final Uri uri = ContentUris.withAppendedId(Attachment.MESSAGE_ID_URI, localMessage.mId);
final Cursor cursor =
context.getContentResolver().query(uri, Attachment.CONTENT_PROJECTION, null, null, null);
boolean attachmentFoundInDb = false;
try {
while (cursor.moveToNext()) {
final Attachment dbAttachment = new Attachment();
dbAttachment.restore(cursor);
// We test each of the fields here (instead of in SQL) because they may be
// null, or may be strings.
if (!TextUtils.equals(dbAttachment.mFileName, localAttachment.mFileName)
|| !TextUtils.equals(dbAttachment.mMimeType, localAttachment.mMimeType)
|| !TextUtils.equals(dbAttachment.mContentId, localAttachment.mContentId)
|| !TextUtils.equals(dbAttachment.mLocation, localAttachment.mLocation)) {
continue;
}
// We found a match, so use the existing attachment id, and stop looking/looping
attachmentFoundInDb = true;
localAttachment.mId = dbAttachment.mId;
if (DEBUG_ATTACHMENTS) {
LogUtils.d(Logging.LOG_TAG, "Skipped, found db attachment " + dbAttachment);
}
break;
}
} finally {
cursor.close();
}
// Save the attachment (so far) in order to obtain an id
if (!attachmentFoundInDb) {
localAttachment.save(context);
}
// If an attachment body was actually provided, we need to write the file now
saveAttachmentBody(context, part, localAttachment, localMessage.mAccountKey);
if (localMessage.mAttachments == null) {
localMessage.mAttachments = new ArrayList<Attachment>();
}
localMessage.mAttachments.add(localAttachment);
localMessage.mFlagAttachment = true;
}
private void attachmentParser(
final ArrayList<EmailContent.Attachment> atts,
final EmailContent.Message msg,
final int endingTag)
throws IOException {
String fileName = null;
String length = null;
String location = null;
boolean isInline = false;
String contentId = null;
while (nextTag(endingTag) != END) {
switch (tag) {
// We handle both EAS 2.5 and 12.0+ attachments here
case Tags.EMAIL_DISPLAY_NAME:
case Tags.BASE_DISPLAY_NAME:
fileName = getValue();
break;
case Tags.EMAIL_ATT_NAME:
case Tags.BASE_FILE_REFERENCE:
location = getValue();
break;
case Tags.EMAIL_ATT_SIZE:
case Tags.BASE_ESTIMATED_DATA_SIZE:
length = getValue();
break;
case Tags.BASE_IS_INLINE:
String isInlineStr = getValue();
isInline = "true".equalsIgnoreCase(isInlineStr) || "1".equals(isInlineStr);
break;
case Tags.BASE_CONTENT_ID:
contentId = getValue();
break;
default:
skipTag();
}
}
if ((fileName != null) && (length != null) && (location != null)) {
EmailContent.Attachment att = new EmailContent.Attachment();
att.mEncoding = "base64";
att.mSize = Long.parseLong(length);
att.mFileName = fileName;
att.mLocation = location;
att.mMimeType = getMimeTypeFromFileName(fileName);
att.mAccountKey = mAccount.mId;
// Save away the contentId, if we've got one (for inline images); note that the
// EAS docs appear to be wrong about the tags used; inline images come with
// contentId rather than contentLocation, when sent from Ex03, Ex07, and Ex10
if (isInline && !TextUtils.isEmpty(contentId)) {
att.mContentId = contentId;
}
// Check if this attachment can't be downloaded due to an account policy
if (mPolicy != null) {
if (mPolicy.mDontAllowAttachments
|| (mPolicy.mMaxAttachmentSize > 0 && (att.mSize > mPolicy.mMaxAttachmentSize))) {
att.mFlags = EmailContent.Attachment.FLAG_POLICY_DISALLOWS_DOWNLOAD;
}
}
atts.add(att);
msg.mFlagAttachment = true;
}
}