KIMAP Library
#include <quotajobbase.h>

Public Member Functions | |
QuotaJobBase (Session *session) | |
qint64 | limit (const QByteArray &resource) |
qint64 | usage (const QByteArray &resource) |
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Session * | session () const |
virtual void | start () |
Protected Member Functions | |
QuotaJobBase (JobPrivate &dd) | |
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Job (Session *session) | |
Job (JobPrivate &dd) | |
HandlerResponse | handleErrorReplies (const Message &response) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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enum | HandlerResponse { Handled = 0, NotHandled } |
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JobPrivate *const | d_ptr |
Detailed Description
Base class for jobs that operate on mailbox quotas.
Provides support for the IMAP QUOTA extension, as defined by RFC 2087.
This class cannot be used directly, you must subclass it and reimplement at least the doStart() method.
Definition at line 42 of file quotajobbase.h.
Member Function Documentation
qint64 QuotaJobBase::limit | ( | const QByteArray & | resource | ) |
Get the current limit for a resource.
All quota jobs will normally cause the server to return details of resource limits for all resources that were queried or modified by the job.
Note that RFC 2087 is slightly ambiguous about whether SETQUOTA will cause this information to be sent by the server.
- Parameters
-
resource the resource to get the limit for
- Returns
- the resource limit in appropriate units, or -1 if the limit is unknown or there is no limit on the resource
Definition at line 74 of file quotajobbase.cpp.
qint64 QuotaJobBase::usage | ( | const QByteArray & | resource | ) |
Get the current usage for a resource.
All quota jobs will normally cause the server to return details of resource usage for all resources that were queried or modified by the job.
Note that RFC 2087 is slightly ambiguous about whether SETQUOTA will cause this information to be sent by the server.
Note that if there is no limit for a resource, the server will not provide information about resource usage.
- Parameters
-
resource the resource to get the usage for
- Returns
- the resource usage in appropriate units, or -1 if the usage is unknown or there is no limit on the resource
Definition at line 62 of file quotajobbase.cpp.
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