Version 1.6.0.3 - Google Play (new stable), at 20%

[Kostya Vasilyev]

http://www.aqua-mail.com/download/AquaMail-market-1.6.0.3.apk

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Since 1.6.0.2:

+ Fixed swiping between messages inside Smart Folder set to "just unread".

+ Fixed message header going blank when switching between short / long modes (rare, some devices, HTC???)

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Разница с 1.6.0.2:

+ Исправил перелистывание сообщений в Умной Папке настроенной на "только непрочтённые".

+ Исправил пустую шапку сообщения при переключении между кратким и полным видом (редкое, некоторые устройства, HTC???)

[stevealb]

I seem to be having difficulty with calendar sync. When I accept an email invite from my EWS exchange account, it is not going onto the calendar. Is anyone experiencing this difficulty or is just me?

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Just tried it (Office 365 account):

sent an event from a Gmail account, it showed on my Office 365 calendar as "tentative" (which is does on its own), received the message in AquaMail, clicked "Accept" -->

--> incoming message moved to Deleted, event in Office 365 web calendar changed to "you accepted this invite on...", Gmail account received the response "... accepted ..."

So at least I can't say "yes, it's completely broken" -- would like to hear how this develops.

[stevealb]

Thanks. Looks like you don't sleep at night. 

I'll monitor how things go. Perhaps it was a fluke.

[stevealb]

What I notice happening is that of an appointment is updated and the update invite is sent to my email, the "Accept" button is grayed out and not usable.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Um, this wouldn't be something new, is it?

How is Exchange supposed to work here -- does having accepted the original event imply that you're also accepting the update (and can change to tentative / declined at that point, "3pm worked for me, but 5pm doesn't")?

Since I don't use Exchange at all personally, I could use a pointer here.

[stevealb]

If the person who created the invite updates the date,  time, or location, the update may or may not work for me so I may want to again Accept the update, Decline, or mark as Tentative. Outlook and other email clients allow the option of accepting again. As the initiator of an appointment, I always want to know if the change is acceptable to all those I invited.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Thanks. I'll also check it out in Office 365.

And what happens if you accept the updated invite -- and then reopen it -- will the "accept" button be grayed out.

Oh, and I do realize that by then, the email with the update will have been moved to Deleted... and at least Office 365 doesn't show the event's details there -- does Outlook? If it does, will the "accept" button be active there (in the update notification, in Deleted by now), or not?

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Did some testing with Office 365, sending invites from Google Calendar @gmail account (web):

Test 1:

- Sent invite, received in Office 365 / web, "accepted" from message (not calendar event)

--> Invite moved to Deleted, Office 365 sent "invite accepted", meeting marked with "you accepted on ..." in Office 365 Calendar

- Updated in Google Calendar (organizer), Office 365 received "updated: ..." email.

--> At this point, the meeting is no longer marked as "you accepted on ..." in Office 365 Calendar; In the new email (about the update), all buttons including Accept are active in both Office 365 mail and AquaMail

Test 2:

Same as Test 1, but I accepted the original invite in AquaMail.

This time I also "accepted" on the "updated: ...." email in AquaMail.

This caused this message to be moved to Deleted, a response to be sent, and also the calendar item in Office 365 / web calendar was again marked with "accepted on...".

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In other words, can't reproduce.

The way this works is Exchange *server* should automatically clear the "already accepted" marker on the calendar item when it receives the "meeting updated" notification. It does for me, in Office 365.

Maybe that's the difference here? A debug log (of a full cycle from original to updated) might help.