issue with QtMobility.messaging 1.1

[kkrish]

Hi,

I am trying MessageModel in qml and it is working fine with some defects.

1. unable to filter sms from inbox/sent/draft.
2. MessageModel::showMessage ( index ) is open the email correctly from the list if it a email message but if it a sms, application gets crashed.

Any idea? any one else also have faced this?

[kamalakshan]

Have you tried using filters like

MessageFilter.InboxFolder
MessageFilter.DraftsFolder
MessageFilter.SentFolder

[kkrish]

Yes ..

[Devnull]

Strange. Meanwhile QMessageFilter sentFilter(QMessageFilter::byStandardFolder(QMessage::SentFolder)); just work fine for mobility, the
filter:
MessageFilter {
type: MessageFilter.StandardFolder
value: "1" // MessageFilter.InboxFolder
comparator: MessageFilter.Equal
}

expected to work, yet MessageFilter.InboxFolder is not offered via Creator. Hardcoded folder index is expected to have some effect in case of equality.

[kkrish]

expected to work, yet MessageFilter.InboxFolder is not offered via Creator. Hardcoded folder index is expected to have some effect in case of equality.

Could not get you. This is very well documented and it should work .

Any idea what filter should apply to read sms from inbox in qml?

[Devnull]

Reason for inboxfolder filter anomaly in creator is the missing Q_ENUMS(StandardFolder);
The MessageFilter.type is the filter type for MessageFilter.Sms.

[kkrish]

So what can be done from my side to execute this successfully and get the proper result?

[Devnull]

The best - may solve both of your other problem, though when using the whole project qml file need to be taken care - would be to start with this example.

Due to the mentioned missing folder enum, the sent folder would look like:

 model: MessageModel {
            sortBy: MessageModel.Timestamp
            sortOrder: MessageModel.DescendingOrder
            filter:
                     MessageFilter {
                         type: MessageFilter.StandardFolder
                         value: 4 // folder enums are not offered by default.
                         comparator: MessageFilter.Equal
                     }
        }

Meanwhile limiting to sms can be done:

                         MessageFilter {
                             type: MessageFilter.Type
                             value: MessageFilter.Sms
                             comparator: MessageFilter.Equal
                         }

Using both would require the usage of MessageIntersectionFilter and both of them.