Tickets :: Comment on [#11983] limit synced mailboxes by user preferences

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Comment	>> If we do this, I think I'd do it as a INBOX and Special Folders only >> or all subscribed folders. >> [...] >> You can't use the prefs object inside the library code. This would >> have to be implemented inside Horde_Core_ActiveSync_Driver:: probably >> in _getMailFolders() or it's own filtering method. >> [...] >> Update the patch with the above changes and I'll look at adding it in >> Horde 5.1. > > I've move the code to > Horde_Core_ActiveSync_Driver::_getMailFolders(), which works as > expected (at the current stage of development). But two questions > remain: > > Isn't "Horde_Core_ActiveSync_Driver::_getMailFolders()" part of "the > library code" as well? For both places I've implemented this so far, > accessing the preferences worked as expected, probably because the > routines were called in the context of a logged-in user. If this may > cause problems for other types of invocation (without user context), > I'd need some architectural guidance. > > Secondly, is there a proper way to detect which folders returned by > "_imap->getMailboxes()" are "special" mailboxes? I believe that even > if I set preference to only see "INBOX", I'd need at least "Trash" > and "Sent" as well, and probably "Drafts" (and "Templates"?) too. > I've seen no specific attributes for these folders and remember that > some clients I used were able to select which folder to use for these > functions. > I've seen code to somewhat handle this in IMP - would the "proper" > way be to use the same code as IMP does, to determine which folder is > a special folder? I'll then have to dig through IMP to find out if > this is available to me within the ActiveSync context or if I'll have > to somehow duplicate it (yuck ;) ).
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