EMailSession: Configure settings when adding services.

Override CamelSession.add_service().  First chain up, then, if
initialization was successful, call camel_settings_load_from_url() on
the CamelSettings object in the new CamelService instance.

Note that eventually we'll load CamelSettings values from a key file
instead of from URL parameters.  This is just a temporary measure.
This commit is contained in:
Matthew Barnes
2011-08-15 10:18:30 -04:00
parent 91656b8edc
commit e656e749f0

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@ -782,6 +782,34 @@ mail_session_constructed (GObject *object)
object, "junk-filter-name");
}
static CamelService *
mail_session_add_service (CamelSession *session,
const gchar *uid,
const gchar *url_string,
CamelProviderType type,
GError **error)
{
CamelService *service;
/* Chain up to parents add_service() method. */
service = CAMEL_SESSION_CLASS (e_mail_session_parent_class)->
add_service (session, uid, url_string, type, error);
/* Initialize the CamelSettings object from CamelURL parameters.
* This is temporary; soon we'll read settings from key files. */
if (CAMEL_IS_SERVICE (service)) {
CamelSettings *settings;
CamelURL *url;
settings = camel_service_get_settings (service);
url = camel_service_get_camel_url (service);
camel_settings_load_from_url (settings, url);
}
return service;
}
static gchar *
mail_session_get_password (CamelSession *session,
CamelService *service,
@ -1112,6 +1140,7 @@ e_mail_session_class_init (EMailSessionClass *class)
object_class->constructed = mail_session_constructed;
session_class = CAMEL_SESSION_CLASS (class);
session_class->add_service = mail_session_add_service;
session_class->get_password = mail_session_get_password;
session_class->forget_password = mail_session_forget_password;
session_class->alert_user = mail_session_alert_user;