mburgin
19th April 2006, 11:30 PM
Hi,
I have a XDA Exec with the newest Qtek ROM installed with AKU2 push email.
I have an account with 4Smartphone which gives me an Exchange Server account and so I have been experimenting a bit with push email and have hit a problem.
What I have found is that the push email process works perfectly so long as I don't include the "Sent" folder in the list of folders to synchronise. However, whenever I put a check in the box next to the "Sent" folder in the list of folders to synchronise in Pocket Outlook, push email seems to break for me.
What happens is that email takes up to 8 minutes to arrive instead of arriving almost immediately as it should.
In these circumstances, whenI look at the logs generated by the Push email process on my device I see that the ping from my device to the server is returned immediately indicating that there is a change to process. This causes my device to do a sync to get the new data - and there isn't any. After this happens a couple of times, I think that my device then deliberately starts to introduce the 8 minute delays so that excessive data is not transferred due to the constant syncs.
The question is why does the server say that there has been a change even when there hasn't been?
If I don't include the Sent folder in the sync list, this behaviour doesn't happen so it seems as if the server thinks that the Sent folder is always changing.
Any ideas anyone?
Mark
I have a XDA Exec with the newest Qtek ROM installed with AKU2 push email.
I have an account with 4Smartphone which gives me an Exchange Server account and so I have been experimenting a bit with push email and have hit a problem.
What I have found is that the push email process works perfectly so long as I don't include the "Sent" folder in the list of folders to synchronise. However, whenever I put a check in the box next to the "Sent" folder in the list of folders to synchronise in Pocket Outlook, push email seems to break for me.
What happens is that email takes up to 8 minutes to arrive instead of arriving almost immediately as it should.
In these circumstances, whenI look at the logs generated by the Push email process on my device I see that the ping from my device to the server is returned immediately indicating that there is a change to process. This causes my device to do a sync to get the new data - and there isn't any. After this happens a couple of times, I think that my device then deliberately starts to introduce the 8 minute delays so that excessive data is not transferred due to the constant syncs.
The question is why does the server say that there has been a change even when there hasn't been?
If I don't include the Sent folder in the sync list, this behaviour doesn't happen so it seems as if the server thinks that the Sent folder is always changing.
Any ideas anyone?
Mark