Re: [evolution-patches] GroupWise Calendar: Moving out of getQM
- From: chenthill <pchenthill novell com>
- To: Pasupathilingam Sankarasivasubramanian <psankar 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 11:33:08 +0530
+ 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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