Re: [evolution-patches] GroupWise Calendar: Moving out of getQM
- From: "Pasupathilingam Sankarasivasubramanian" <psankar novell com>
- To: "chenthill" <PChenthill novell com>
- Cc: evolution-patches lists ximian com, S Shreyas <SShreyas novell com>
- Subject: Re: [evolution-patches] GroupWise Calendar: Moving out of getQM
- Date: Fri, 08 Jul 2005 00:29:29 -0600
I have committed the patch incorporating the changes. Thanks.
Sankar
>>> chenthill <pchenthill novell com> 07/08/05 6:03 am >>>
+ value = g_strdup (valuep);
+ key = g_strdup (keyp);
The duping is not required here. The proxy header file should be
removed. The C++ style comments should be removed. The spacing should be
corrected. The CURSOR_ICALID_LIMIT can be made 500 since we just get the
ical ids in the response.
thanks, chenthill.
On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 10:40 -0600, Pasupathilingam
Sankarasivasubramanian wrote:
> Thanks for the review. I have made all the changes suggested by you.
> But, I update the cache with the serverUTCTime during the
> loginResponse. However, the place where I did this earlier was wrong
> and so I have moved it to where it is appropriate
> (connect_to_server).
>
> I have also defined a new cursor limit variable CURSOR_ICALID_LIMIT .
> I have given a heuristical value of 200 for it. Tell me a nice value
> if it appears minimal.
>
> Thanks,
> Sankar P
>
> >>> chenthill <pchenthill novell com> 07/07/05 2:08 pm >>>
> The patch has other changes, please send the patch with only your
> changes. The time stamp should be written into the file once the
> second
> getItemsResponse is received successfully. If the timestamp is
> corrupted, the populated flag should not be removed, which would
> result
> in getting all the items from the server and that function is not
> needed.
>
> char *http_uri;
> + int permissions, flag;
>
> These variables should be declared inside the block of the code where
> you use it. The timestamp from loginresponse should be set in cache
> only
> once while loading all the calendar items.
>
> thanks, chenthill.
>
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