I couldn't install this on my rooted droid with my project elite rom
You don't install, you push the file to /system/app and overwrite the existing Email.apk file. Just like any other change to /system, you have to remount it read/write
I couldn't install this on my rooted droid with my project elite rom
I have something strange going on. when I try the push command I get:
208 KB/s <0 bytes in 94484s>
i.e. it didn't get pushed over. anybody have any idea why that is possible?
anybody seen this behaviour as well, and knows what to do to get it solved?
I took the latest source code for Email.apk from CM6 and modified it to remove any Exchange Security policy enforcement. Benefits of doing it this way rather than using an older version of Email.apk is you get the new code updates which include things like "Select All", enabling sync on individual folders rather than just Inbox, and account colors.
Anyways enjoy and if you want to include this or redistribute please just give me credit for the modification.
The source code and enhancements to Email.apk over stock Android 2.2 release are all thanks to Cyanogenmod crew & mtwebster. I have only removed Exchange security and NOT added any enhancements yet to the current Email source code.
NOTE:
It may prompt you during account setup that the server wants to add a device admin or control security policies, just click OK and it bypasses everything
I've installed the email.apk with the update.zip method. Now the email app doesn't open. it shows an error saying "process com.android.email has stopped unexpectedly". I have an Samsung Galaxy S 9000 with froyo 2.2 JP0 ROM.
I don't know how to remount /system as rw to restore the previous apk that i've backed up.
Can you help me to backup it up or even better explain me why the new email app doesn't work?
Yepp.
Yepp.
The following procedure worked for me (2.2 Froyo JPO):
- Root your device
- Install Titanium Backup
- Install Root Explorer
- Back up existing Email.apk (and Email.odex) with Root Explorer
- Uninstall Email App with Titanium Backup
- copy new Email.apk to System\App with Root Explorer
- install Email.apk (with Root Explorer)
- reboot
This worked quite well...
All the best,
ww
Yepp.
The following procedure worked for me (2.2 Froyo JPO):
- Root your device
- Install Titanium Backup
- Install Root Explorer
- Back up existing Email.apk (and Email.odex) with Root Explorer
- Uninstall Email App with Titanium Backup
- copy new Email.apk to System\App with Root Explorer
- install Email.apk (with Root Explorer)
- reboot
This worked quite well...
All the best,
ww
Being curios I compared sources you published in first post and sources I started with (fresh sources from gingerbread branch of CyanogenMod android_packages_apps_Email repository on GitHub) and unfortunately there is no difference in ProvisionParser.java and ExchangeStore.java. Difference in EasSyncService.java is only removal of dead code after SecurityPolicy.isActive(PolicySet policies) is changed to always return true.
Co please can you clarify this?