struct E2kContext

struct E2kContext;

e2k_context_new ()

E2kContext* e2k_context_new                 (const char *uri);

Creates a new E2kContext based at uri

e2k_context_set_auth ()

void        e2k_context_set_auth            (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *username,
                                             const char *domain,
                                             const char *authmech,
                                             const char *password);

Sets the authentication information on ctx. This will have the side effect of cancelling any pending requests on ctx.

e2k_context_fba ()

gboolean    e2k_context_fba                 (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             SoupMessage *failed_msg);

Attempts to synchronously perform Exchange 2003 forms-based authentication.

e2k_context_get_last_timestamp ()

time_t      e2k_context_get_last_timestamp  (E2kContext *ctx);

Returns a time_t corresponding to the last "Date" header received from the server.

E2kContextTestCallback ()

gboolean    (*E2kContextTestCallback)       (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *test_name,
                                             gpointer user_data);

e2k_context_get ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_get               (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             char **content_type,
                                             char **body,
                                             int *len);

Performs a GET on ctx for uri. If successful (2xx status code), the Content-Type, body and length will be returned. The body is not terminated by a '\0'. If the GET is not successful, content_type, body and len will be untouched (even if the error response included a body).

e2k_context_get_owa ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_get_owa           (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             gboolean claim_ie,
                                             char **body,
                                             int *len);

As with e2k_context_get(), but used when you need the HTML or XML data that would be returned to OWA rather than the raw object data.

e2k_context_put ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_put               (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char *content_type,
                                             const char *body,
                                             int length,
                                             char **repl_uid);

Performs a PUT operation on ctx for uri.

e2k_context_put_new ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_put_new           (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *folder_uri,
                                             const char *object_name,
                                             E2kContextTestCallback test_callback,
                                             gpointer user_data,
                                             const char *content_type,
                                             const char *body,
                                             int length,
                                             char **location,
                                             char **repl_uid);

PUTs data into folder_uri on ctx with a new name based on object_name. If test_callback is non-NULL, it will be called with each URI that is considered for the object so that the caller can check its summary data to see if that URI is in use (potentially saving one or more round-trips to the server).

e2k_context_post ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_post              (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char *content_type,
                                             const char *body,
                                             int length,
                                             char **location,
                                             char **repl_uid);

Performs a POST operation on ctx for uri.

Note that POSTed objects will be irrevocably(?) marked as "unsent", If you open a POSTed message in Outlook, it will open in the composer rather than in the message viewer.

e2k_context_proppatch ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_proppatch         (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             E2kProperties *props,
                                             gboolean create,
                                             char **repl_uid);

Performs a PROPPATCH operation on ctx for uri.

If create is FALSE and uri does not already exist, the response code will be E2K_HTTP_PRECONDITION_FAILED.

e2k_context_proppatch_new ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_proppatch_new     (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *folder_uri,
                                             const char *object_name,
                                             E2kContextTestCallback test_callback,
                                             gpointer user_data,
                                             E2kProperties *props,
                                             char **location,
                                             char **repl_uid);

PROPPATCHes data into folder_uri on ctx with a new name based on object_name. If test_callback is non-NULL, it will be called with each URI that is considered for the object so that the caller can check its summary data to see if that URI is in use (potentially saving one or more round-trips to the server).

e2k_context_bproppatch_start ()

E2kResultIter* e2k_context_bproppatch_start (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char **hrefs,
                                             int nhrefs,
                                             E2kProperties *props,
                                             gboolean create);

Begins a BPROPPATCH (bulk PROPPATCH) of hrefs based at uri.

e2k_context_propfind ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_propfind          (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char **props,
                                             int nprops,
                                             E2kResult **results,
                                             int *nresults);

Performs a PROPFIND operation on ctx for uri. If successful, the results are returned as an array of E2kResult (which you must free with e2k_results_free()), but the array will always have either 0 or 1 members.

e2k_context_bpropfind_start ()

E2kResultIter* e2k_context_bpropfind_start  (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char **hrefs,
                                             int nhrefs,
                                             const char **props,
                                             int nprops);

Begins a BPROPFIND (bulk PROPFIND) operation on ctx for hrefs.

e2k_context_search_start ()

E2kResultIter* e2k_context_search_start     (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char **props,
                                             int nprops,
                                             E2kRestriction *rn,
                                             const char *orderby,
                                             gboolean ascending);

Begins a SEARCH on ctx at uri.

e2k_context_delete ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_delete            (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri);

Attempts to DELETE uri on ctx.

e2k_context_bdelete_start ()

E2kResultIter* e2k_context_bdelete_start    (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char **hrefs,
                                             int nhrefs);

Begins a BDELETE (bulk DELETE) operation on ctx for hrefs.

e2k_context_mkcol ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_mkcol             (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             E2kProperties *props,
                                             char **permanent_url);

Performs a MKCOL operation on ctx to create uri, with optional additional properties.

e2k_context_transfer_start ()

E2kResultIter* e2k_context_transfer_start   (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *source_folder,
                                             const char *dest_folder,
                                             GPtrArray *source_hrefs,
                                             gboolean delete_originals);

Starts a BMOVE or BCOPY (depending on delete_originals) operation on ctx for source_folder. The objects in source_folder described by source_hrefs will be moved or copied to dest_folder. e2k_result_iter_next() can be used to check the success or failure of each move/copy. (The E2K_PR_DAV_LOCATION property for each result will show the new location of the object.)

NB: may not work correctly if source_hrefs contains folders

e2k_context_transfer_dir ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_transfer_dir      (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             const char *source_href,
                                             const char *dest_href,
                                             gboolean delete_original,
                                             char **permanent_url);

Performs a MOVE or COPY (depending on delete_original) operation on ctx for source_href. The folder itself will be moved, renamed, or copied to dest_href (which is the name of the new folder itself, not its parent).

e2k_context_subscribe ()

void        e2k_context_subscribe           (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             E2kContextChangeType type,
                                             int min_interval,
                                             E2kContextChangeCallback callback,
                                             gpointer user_data);

This subscribes to change notifications of the given type on uri. callback will (eventually) be invoked any time the folder changes in the given way: whenever an object is added to it for E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_ADDED, whenever an object is deleted (but not moved) from it (or the folder itself is deleted) for E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_REMOVED, whenever an object is moved in or out of the folder for E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_MOVED, and whenever any of the above happens, or the folder or one of its items is modified, for E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_CHANGED. (This means that if you subscribe to both CHANGED and some other notification on the same folder that multiple callbacks may be invoked every time an object is added/removed/moved/etc.)

Notifications can be used *only* to discover changes made by other clients! The code cannot assume that it will receive a notification for every change that it makes to the server, for two reasons:

First, if multiple notifications occur within min_interval seconds of each other, the later ones will be suppressed, to avoid excessive traffic between the client and the server as the client tries to sync. Second, if there is a firewall between the client and the server, it is possible that all notifications will be lost.

e2k_context_unsubscribe ()

void        e2k_context_unsubscribe         (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *uri);

Unsubscribes to all notifications on ctx for uri.

enum E2kContextChangeType

typedef enum {
	E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_CHANGED,
	E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_ADDED,
	E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_REMOVED,
	E2K_CONTEXT_OBJECT_MOVED
} E2kContextChangeType;

The kinds of change notification you can subscribe to on a folder

E2kContextChangeCallback ()

void        (*E2kContextChangeCallback)     (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             E2kContextChangeType type,
                                             gpointer user_data);

The callback that is invoked when a subscription is triggered.

e2k_soup_message_new ()

SoupMessage* e2k_soup_message_new           (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char *method);

Creates a new SoupMessage for ctx.

e2k_soup_message_new_full ()

SoupMessage* e2k_soup_message_new_full      (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             const char *uri,
                                             const char *method,
                                             const char *content_type,
                                             SoupOwnership owner,
                                             const char *body,
                                             gulong length);

Creates a new SoupMessage with the given body.

e2k_context_queue_message ()

void        e2k_context_queue_message       (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             SoupMessage *msg,
                                             SoupMessageCallbackFn callback,
                                             gpointer user_data);

Asynchronously queues msg in ctx's session.

e2k_context_send_message ()

E2kHTTPStatus e2k_context_send_message      (E2kContext *ctx,
                                             E2kOperation *op,
                                             SoupMessage *msg);

Synchronously sends msg in ctx's session.

The "redirect" signal

void        user_function                  (E2kContext *e2kcontext,
                                            gint arg1,
                                            gchar *arg2,
                                            gchar *arg3,
                                            gpointer user_data);