Attachment

Since: BlackBerry 10.0.0

#include <bb/pim/message/Attachment>

To link against this class, add the following line to your .pro file: LIBS += -lbbpim

The Attachment class represents an attachment to a message.

This class includes information about an attachment to a Message object, such as file path to the attachment on the file system, MIME type, and optional metadata. You can retrieve the list of attachments for a Message by calling Message::attachments().

You can also use the MessageService class to retrieve message attachments. You can download the attachment of a Message by calling MessageService::downloadAttachment().

Each Attachment object has a key, which is represented by an AttachmentKey, and this key uniquely identifies the attachment.

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Public Functions Index

	Attachment ()
	Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QUrl &path)
	Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QUrl &path, const QVariantMap &metaData)
	Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QString &textData)
	Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QByteArray &data)
	Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QByteArray &data, const QVariantMap &metaData)
	Attachment (AttachmentPrivate *attachmentPrivate)
	Attachment (const Attachment &other)
	~Attachment ()
int	availableSize () const
QString	contentId () const
QByteArray	data () const
QByteArray	iconData () const
QUrl	iconPath () const
AttachmentKey	id () const
bool	isInline () const
bool	isValid () const
QVariantMap	metaData () const
QString	mimeType () const
QString	name () const
bool	operator!= (const Attachment &other) const
Attachment &	operator= (const Attachment &other)
bool	operator== (const Attachment &other) const
QUrl	path () const
int	totalSize () const

Public Functions

Attachment ()

Constructs an empty, invalid Attachment.

This constructor may be used when returning an Attachment by value to indicate an error. When you use this constructor to create an Attachment, the isValid() will return false for the attachment.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path )

Constructs an Attachment with the provided MIME type, name, and file path.

This constructor creates an attachment object with the provided MIME type and name by using the data that's contained in the file at the provided file path.

Parameters
mimeType	The MIME type of the attachment to construct.
name	The name of the attachment to construct.
path	The URL that specifies the file path of the data to use to construct the attachment. The file:// schema is the only supported schema for the URL. If you want the file at this file path to be deleted if and when the associated message is removed from the messages database, you should listen for storage deletions and delete file yourself. NOTE: It's important to note that a QUrl is passed and not a QString / QByteArray. An implicit conversion will not be performed. Instead, one of the other constructors will be called.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Constructs an Attachment with the provided MIME type, name, path, and metadata.

This constructor creates an attachment object with the provided MIME type, name, and metadata by using the data that's contained in the file at the provided file path.

Parameters
mimeType	The MIME type of the attachment to construct.
name	The name of the attachment to construct.
path	The URL that specifies the file path of the data to use to construct the attachment. The file:// schema is the only supported schema for the URL. If you want the file at this file path to be deleted if and when the associated message is removed from the messages database, you should listen for storage deletions and delete file yourself. NOTE: It's important to note that a QUrl is passed and not a QString / QByteArray. An implicit conversion will not be performed. Instead, one of the other constructors will be called.
metaData	A QVariantMap that contains additional metadata associated with this attachment. The interpretation and use of its keys and values are implementation-specific.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QString &textData )

Constructs an Attachment with the provided MIME type, name, and text data.

This constructor creates an attachment object with the provided MIME type, name, and text data. The text data is assumed to be encoded in UTF-8.

Parameters
mimeType	The MIME type of the attachment to construct.
name	The name of the attachment to construct.
textData	The UTF-8 text data for the attachment to construct. NOTE: It's important to note that a QString is passed and not a QUrl / QByteArray. An implicit conversion will not be performed. Instead, one of the other constructors will be called.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data )

Construct an Attachment with the provided MIME type, name, and binary data.

This constructor creates an attachment object with the provided MIME type, name, and binary data (which is represented by a QByteArray).

Parameters
mimeType	The MIME type of the attachment to construct.
name	The name of the attachment to construct.
data	The data for the attachment to construct. NOTE: It's important to note that a QByteArray is passed and not a QUrl / QString. An implicit conversion will not be performed. Instead, one of the other constructors will be called.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Construct an Attachment with the provided MIME type, name, binary data, and metadata.

This constructor creates an attachment object with the provided MIME type, name, binary data (which is represented by a QByteArray), and metadata.

Parameters
mimeType	The MIME type of the attachment to construct.
name	The name of the attachment to construct.
data	The data for the attachment to construct. NOTE: It's important to note that a QByteArray is passed and not a QUrl / QString. An implicit conversion will not be performed. Instead, one of the other constructors will be called.
metaData	A QVariantMap that contains additional metadata associated with this attachment. The interpretation and use of its keys and values are implementation-specific.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
AttachmentPrivate *attachmentPrivate)

Constructs an Attachment from the provided private data.

Parameters
attachmentPrivate	The private data to construct the attachment from.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment (
const Attachment &other)

Copy constructor.

This function constructs an Attachment containing exactly the same values as the provided Attachment.

Parameters
other	The Attachment to be copied.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

~Attachment ()

Destructor.

This function cleans up and frees the attachment's data and resources.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

int availableSize ()

Retrieves the available size (in bytes) of this Attachment.

This function returns the available size (in bytes) of the attachment. The available size is typically the same as the total size but may be different for some services. For example, the messaging service uses the available size to determine how much of the attachment has actually been downloaded.

Return:

The attachment's available size (in bytes).

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Indicates whether this Attachment is an inline attachment.

Return:

true if this Attachment is an inline attachment, false otherwise.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

bool isValid ()

Indicates whether this Attachment is valid.

Return:

true if this Attachment is valid, false otherwise.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

QVariantMap metaData ()

Retrieves the metadata of this Attachment.

This function returns any metadata that's associated with the attachment. Metadata is returned as a QVariantMap. The interpretation and use of its keys and values are implementation-specific.

Return:

The attachment's metadata.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

QString mimeType ()

Retrieves the MIME type of this Attachment.

Return:

The attachment's MIME type.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

QString name ()

Retrieves the name of this Attachment.

Return:

The attachment's name.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

bool operator!= (
const Attachment &other)

Inequality operator.

This function indicates whether this Attachment does not have exactly the same values as the provided Attachment.

Parameters
other	The Attachment to compare values with.

Return:

true if the attachments are not considered equal, false otherwise.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment & operator= (
const Attachment &other)

Assignment operator.

This operator copies all values from the provided Attachment into this Attachment.

Parameters
other	The Attachment from which to copy all values.

Return:

An Attachment with all copied data.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

bool operator== (
const Attachment &other)

Equality operator.

This function indicates whether this Attachment has exactly the same values as the provided Attachment.

Parameters
other	The Attachment to compare values with.

Return:

true if the attachments are considered equal, false otherwise.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

QUrl path ()

Retrieves the file path of this Attachment on the file system.

This function returns the path to the attachment's data as a URL using the file:// schema. If the attachment was constructed with data instead of a path, the internal path used to store the data is returned, if it exists. Otherwise, an empty QUrl is returned.

Return:

The attachment's path as a file:// URL, if it exists, and an empty QUrl otherwise.

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

int totalSize ()

Retrieves the total size (in bytes) of this Attachment.

Return:

The attachment's total size (in bytes).

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Attachment

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Public Functions

Attachment ()

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QString &textData )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (
AttachmentPrivate *attachmentPrivate)

Attachment (
const Attachment &other)

~Attachment ()

int availableSize ()

QString contentId ()

QByteArray data ()

QByteArray iconData ()

QUrl iconPath ()

AttachmentKey id ()

bool isInline ()

bool isValid ()

QVariantMap metaData ()

QString mimeType ()

QString name ()

bool operator!= (
const Attachment &other)

Attachment & operator= (
const Attachment &other)

bool operator== (
const Attachment &other)

QUrl path ()

int totalSize ()

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Attachment

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Public Functions Index

Public Functions

Attachment ()

Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QUrl &path )

Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QUrl &path, const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QString &textData )

Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QByteArray &data )

Attachment (const QString &mimeType, const QString &name, const QByteArray &data, const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (AttachmentPrivate *attachmentPrivate)

Attachment (const Attachment &other)

~Attachment ()

int availableSize ()

QString contentId ()

QByteArray data ()

QByteArray iconData ()

QUrl iconPath ()

AttachmentKey id ()

bool isInline ()

bool isValid ()

QVariantMap metaData ()

QString mimeType ()

QString name ()

bool operator!= (const Attachment &other)

Attachment & operator= (const Attachment &other)

bool operator== (const Attachment &other)

QUrl path ()

int totalSize ()

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Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QUrl &path,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QString &textData )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data )

Attachment (
const QString &mimeType,
const QString &name,
const QByteArray &data,
const QVariantMap &metaData )

Attachment (
AttachmentPrivate *attachmentPrivate)

Attachment (
const Attachment &other)

bool operator!= (
const Attachment &other)

Attachment & operator= (
const Attachment &other)

bool operator== (
const Attachment &other)