Destructor.

This cleans up the object. CMsvEntry objects must be deleted by client applications when they are no longer required. Note that deleting a CMsvEntry object does not delete the context, simply the immediate means of accessing it.

Registers an observer for the object.

CMsvEntry objects can call back observer objects that implement the MMsvEntryObserver interface when certain events occur. Any number of observers can be registered.

Observers are called primarily when the context changes state or contents. For details, see MMsvEntryObserver::TMsvEntryEvent.

Sets or clears multiple fields in a selection of children of the context.

Fields to change are specified using a bitmask of TMsvAttribute values. Possible fields that can be changed using this function are the PC synchronisation, Visibility, Pending Deletion, Read, In-preparation, Connected, and New flags.

Sets the context's index entry to the specified values. The function is performed synchronously.

This function can only be used on local entries.

Sets the context's index entry to the specified values. The function is performed synchronously. Sets the owner of the changed entry to process specified by the supplied ID.

This function can only be used on local entries.

Sets the context's index entry to the specified values. The returned CMsvOperation object completes when the change is complete.

It is important to note that the state of the context is undefined until the observer of the entry has been informed that the entry has been changed, or the operation is completed with an error. If the function leaves, the context is unchanged.

Sets the context's index entry to the specified values. The returned CMsvOperation object completes when the change is complete. Sets the owner of the changed entry to process specified by the supplied ID.

It is important to note that the state of the context is undefined until the observer of the entry has been informed that the entry has been changed, or the operation is completed with an error. If the function leaves, the context is unchanged.

Gets the index entry of context's child with the specified ID.

Gets a new CMsvEntry object with its context set to the child entry ID. aMsvId must specify a child of the current context.

The CMsvEntry object must be deleted by the client application when it is no longer required.

Gets a selection containing the IDs of all the context children. If the entry has no children, the selection is empty.

The calling function is responsible for the deletion of the returned CMsvEntrySelection.

Gets a selection containing the IDs of all the context children filtered by MTM type. i.e. the index entry's iMtm field equals aMtm.

If the entry has no such children, the selection is empty.

The calling function is responsible for the deletion of the returned CMsvEntrySelection.

Gets a selection containing the IDs of all the context children filtered by message service. i.e. the index entry's iServiceId field equals aId.

If the entry has no such children, the selection is empty.

Gets a selection containing the IDs of all the context children filtered by entry type. i.e. is the entry a folder, a message, etc.

If the entry has no such children, the selection is empty.

The calling function is responsible for the deletion of the returned CMsvEntrySelection.

Creates, asynchronously. copies of children of the context as new entries owned by the specified target ID.

All descendants will be copied as well. Any files and stores associated with the entries are also copied.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when copying is complete.

Creates, asynchronously, a copy of a child of the context as a new entry owned by the specified target ID.

All descendants will be copied as well. Any files and stores associated with the entry are also copied.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when copying is complete.

Creates, synchronously. copies of children of the context as new entries owned by the specified target ID.

All descendants will be copied as well. Any files and stores associated with the entries are also copied.

Creates, synchronously, a copy of a child of the context as a new entry owned by the specified target ID.

Gets the number of children of the context.

Creates a new child entry owned by the context asynchronously.

Note that all session observers are notified when a new entry is created with an EMsvEntriesCreated event (see TMsvSessionEvent). CMsvEntry objects are such session observers themselves. When the object receives such a session notification, it calls all registered entry observers with a TMsvEntryEvent event EMsvNewChildren, passing in the ID of the new child.

If aEntry is not a service entry, then the context must not be set to the root entry and iServiceId field must be defined . If aEntry is a service entry, then the context must be set to the root entry.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when creation is complete.

Creates a new child entry owned by the context asynchronously. Sets the owner of the created entry to process specified by the supplied ID.

Note that all session observers are notified when a new entry is created with an EMsvEntriesCreated event (see TMsvSessionEvent). CMsvEntry objects are such session observers themselves. When the object receives such a session notification, it calls all registered entry observers with a TMsvEntryEvent event EMsvNewChildren, passing in the ID of the new child.

If aEntry is not a service entry, then the context must not be set to the root entry and iServiceId field must be defined . If aEntry is a service entry, then the context must be set to the root entry.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when creation is complete.

Creates a new child entry owned by the context synchronously.

Note that all session observers are notified when a new entry is created with an EMsvEntriesCreated event (see TMsvSessionEvent). CMsvEntry objects are such session observers themselves. When the object receives such a session notification, it calls all registered entry observers with a TMsvEntryEvent event EMsvNewChildren, passing in the ID of the new child.

If aEntry is not a service entry, then the context must not be set to the root entry and iServiceId field must be defined . If aEntry is a service entry, then the context must be set to the root entry.

This function can only be used on local entries.

Creates a new child entry owned by the context synchronously. Sets the owner of the created entry to process specified by the supplied ID.

Note that all session observers are notified when a new entry is created with an EMsvEntriesCreated event (see TMsvSessionEvent). CMsvEntry objects are such session observers themselves. When the object receives such a session notification, it calls all registered entry observers with a TMsvEntryEvent event EMsvNewChildren, passing in the ID of the new child.

If aEntry is not a service entry, then the context must not be set to the root entry and iServiceId field must be defined . If aEntry is a service entry, then the context must be set to the root entry.

This function can only be used on local entries.

Deletes child entries of the context asynchronously.

The delete works recursively through all the descendants. If a child or any descendant is locked by another client or any store or file is open, then that child will not be deleted. Any files and stores associated with the entries are deleted.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when deletion is complete.

Deletes a child entry of the context asynchronously.

The delete works recursively through all the descendants. If a child or any descendant is locked by another client or any store or file is open, then that child will not be deleted. Any files and stores associated with the entry are deleted.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when deletion is complete.

Deletes a child entry of the context synchronously.

The delete works recursively through all the descendants. If a child or any descendant is locked by another client or any store or file is open, then that child will not be deleted. Any files and stores associated with the entry are deleted.

This function can only be used on local entries.

Deletes child entries of the context synchronously.

The delete works recursively through all the descendants. If a child or any descendant is locked by another client or any store or file is open, then that child will not be deleted. Any files and stores associated with the entries are deleted.

Gets the message store for the current context with read-write access.

Only one client can edit a message store at one time. If another client is already writing to the store, KErrAccessDenied is returned. Other clients can be reading the store.

If the message store does not exist when EditStore() is called, a new message store is created.

The returned CMsvStore must be deleted when it is no longer required.

Gets the index entry for the context.

Gets the ID of the context.

Checks if the context has an associated message store.

Moves, asynchronously, children of the context to become entries owned by the target entry.

All descendants will be moved as well. Any files and stores associated with the entries are also moved.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when moving is complete.

Moves, asynchronously, a child of the context to become an entry owned by the target entry.

All descendants will be moved as well. Any files and stores associated with the entry are also moved.

The returned CMsvOperation object completes when moving is complete.

Moves, synchronously, a child of the context to become an entry owned by the target entry.

All descendants will be moved as well. Any files and stores associated with the entry are also moved.

Moves, synchronously, children of the context to become entries owned by the target entry.

All descendants will be moved as well. Any files and stores associated with the entries are also moved.

Creates a new CMsvEntry for the specified entry ID.

Note that this function does not create a new entry, but simply a new object to access an existing entry. To create a new entry, use CreateL().

Gets the ID of the service entry that owns the context.

Local entries are considered as being members of the local service:

Obtains the message store for the current context with read-only access.

Multiple clients can read from a store simultaneously. If another client is already writing to the store, the function leaves with KErrAccessDenied.

The returned CMsvStore must be deleted when it is no longer required.

Unregisters an observer previously registered with AddObserverL().

Gets the Message Server session used by this object. This is the same session passed by the client in NewL().

Sets the context to the specified entry.

If the function leaves, the context is unchanged.

Sets the context to the specified entry.

If the function leaves, the context is unchanged.

Sets the MTM order to the specified sort order. When children of an entry are sorted, entries belonging to the same MTM type can be grouped together.

MTM grouping can be switched on or off through setting the appropriate TMsvSelectionOrdering value by SetSortTypeL().

If the function leaves, the sort order is unchanged.

Sets the sort order that is used when listing children, for example with ChildrenL().

If the function leaves, the sort order is unchanged.

Gets the current sort order of children of the entry. The sort order is initially set through NewL().

Gets the index entry of the child at the position specified by the array index. The child entries of the context can be considered as a zero-based array, with entries sorted according to the current sort order.

Note:

The function panics with E32USER-CBase 21 if aIndex was out of range.