Adam Rogers (:arog) Reporter
	Description • 11 years ago

User Story:

As a user I do not want my phone to automatically download full messages or attachements until I choose to read them or unless they are very small. I want to receve enough of the message to be able to make that desision (from, subject, includes attachments and a small portion of the message body.)  When I chose to read an email the remainder of the email should be retrieved. I want to be notified before I download large messages and have the option to cancel the retreival.  Large emails are those that are > 1  MB (to verify size limit).

Acceptance Criteria:

1. When new email is found on the server only the header information and the first few lines of the message are retrieved (Approx 2k - 4k).
2. If the email is small ( < 8k ) it will be downloaded completely.
3. I see an indication if there may be attachments included in the message
4. I can review from, subject, first line and attachment information in the message list.
5. When I chose to review the email by tapping it on the message list, the complete email content is retrieved from the server if it has not been already
6. If I am on wireless and If the email is large (>1m) I will be notified that I am about to download a large message and could incur 
cost. I am given the option to cancel.
7. Emails are not removed from the server and they are kept in an unread state.
8. Error states should be handled gracefully (UX to provide input)

Assumptions:

1. The current IMAP/SMTP interfaces can be reused for POP3 configuration and the current email app can be extended to support POP3 (ie; no material UI additions required)
2. The current Thunderbird autoconfig database can be utlized to automatically configure server information for known domains.
3. POP3 emails will always be left on the server - even if deleted from the mobile
4. The sending of email is already available through the existing IMAP/SMTP modules

	Marcus Cavanaugh [:mcav] Assignee
	Comment 1 • 11 years ago

Landed support in bug 832924. Commit hashes, for reference:

https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/commit/093922c5ffc0e051d0d30067238208222725a09d
https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia-email-libs-and-more/commit/da544eb9c5e7a28c8cccb4d49cc57d8ee548b05a

	William Hsu [:whsu]
	Comment 2 • 11 years ago

Thank you very much for everything you’ve done.

Test cases: http://goo.gl/gI1gst