Struct
CamelProvider
Description
struct CamelProvider {
const gchar* protocol;
const gchar* name;
const gchar* description;
const gchar* domain;
CamelProviderFlags flags;
CamelProviderURLFlags url_flags;
CamelProviderConfEntry* extra_conf;
CamelProviderPortEntry* port_entries;
CamelProviderAutoDetectFunc auto_detect;
None object_types;
GList* authtypes;
GHashFunc url_hash;
GEqualFunc url_equal;
const gchar* translation_domain;
gpointer priv;
}
Structure members
protocol- No description available.
name- No description available.
description- No description available.
domain- No description available.
flags- No description available.
url_flags- No description available.
extra_conf- No description available.
port_entries- No description available.
auto_detect- No description available.
object_types- No description available.
authtypes- No description available.
url_hash- No description available.
url_equal- No description available.
translation_domain- No description available.
priv- No description available.
Functions
camel_provider_get
Returns the registered CamelProvider for protocol, loading it
from disk if necessary. If no CamelProvider can be found for
protocol, or the provider module fails to load, the function
sets error and returns NULL.
camel_provider_init
Initialize the Camel provider system by reading in the .urls files in the provider directory and creating a hash table mapping URLs to module names.
camel_provider_list
This returns a list of available providers. If load is TRUE, it will
first load in all available providers that haven’t yet been loaded.
camel_provider_load
Loads the provider at path, and calls its initialization function,
passing session as an argument. The provider should then register
itself with session.
Instance methods
camel_provider_auto_detect
After filling in the standard Username/Hostname/Port/Path settings
(which must be set in url), if the provider supports it, you
may wish to have the provider auto-detect further settings based on
the aformentioned settings.