CONFIG += link_pkgconfig
 PKGCONFIG += sailfishmdm

 #include <mdm-accounts.h>
 void createEmailAccount(const QString &emailAddress, const QString &password)
 {
     Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner eap;
     eap.setProviderName(QStringLiteral("email"));
     eap.setEmailAddress(emailAddress);
     eap.setIncomingPassword(password);
     if (!eap.createAccount()) {
         qWarning() << "Account creation failed:" << eap.errorMessage();
     }
 }

 #include <mdm-accounts.h>
 void setAccountServerAddress(quint64 accountId, const QString &defaultServiceName, const QString &serverAddress)
 {
     Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner eap;
     if (eap.selectAccount(accountId)) {
         eap.setDefaultServiceName(defaultServiceName);
         eap.setServerAddress(serverAddress);
         if (!eap.commitChanges()) {
             qWarning() << "Account modification failed:" << activeSyncAccount.errorMessage();
         }
     } else {
         qWarning() << "No such account"
     }
 }

Property Documentation

defaultServiceName : QString

This property holds the default account service name associated with the account.

The service definition will contain settings which are used by the email middleware (QMF) during email synchronisation.

If no default service name is set prior to account creation, an attempt will be made to autodiscover an appropriate email service from the Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::Provisioner::providerName().

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emailAddress : QString

This property holds the email address associated with the account.

Note that the email address may also be used as the username when connecting to the incoming server (to receive emails) and/or the outgoing server (to send emails), if no incoming username or outgoing username is set, respectively.

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incomingAcceptUntrustedCertificates : bool

This property holds true if the device should accept untrusted certificates from the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

The default value is false.

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incomingConnectionEncryption : Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::ConnectionEncryption

This property holds the type of connection encryption which should be used when communicating with the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

If no encryption type is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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incomingPassword : QString

This property holds the password to use with the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

This is the password which will be used in conjunction with the incoming username in order to authenticate with the incoming server.

Note that if no outgoing password is set prior to account creation, the incoming password will be used as the outgoing password also.

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incomingPort : int

This property holds the port to which to connect to communicate with the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

This is the port of the remote incoming server which the device will connect to in order to receive incoming emails.

If no incoming port is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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incomingProtocol : Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::IncomingProtocol

This property holds the protocol supported by the incoming mail server (e.g. POP3/IMAP4).

If no incoming protocol is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

Currently, only the IMAP4 and POP3 protocols are supported.

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incomingServer : QString

This property holds the internet address or URL of the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

This is the server to which the device will connect to in order to receive incoming emails.

If no incoming server address is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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incomingUsername : QString

This property holds the username to use with the incoming mail (e.g. POP/IMAP) server.

If no incoming username is set prior to account creation, it is assumed to be identical to the email address.

Note that if no outgoing username is set prior to account creation, it is assumed to be identical to this incoming username, or to the email address if no incoming username is set.

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outgoingAcceptUntrustedCertificates : bool

This property holds true if the device should accept untrusted certificates from the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

The default value is false.

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outgoingAuthentication : Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::Authentication

This property holds the type of authentication required by the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no authentication type is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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outgoingConnectionEncryption : Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::ConnectionEncryption

This property holds the type of connection encryption to use when communicating with the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no encryption type is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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outgoingPassword : QString

This property holds the password to use with the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no outgoing password is set prior to account creation, it will be assumed to be identical to the incoming password.

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outgoingPort : int

This property holds the port to which to connect to communicate with the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no outgoing port is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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outgoingProtocol : Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::OutgoingProtocol

This property holds the protocol supported by the remote outgoing mail server (usually SMTP).

If no outgoing protocol is set prior to account creation, it is assumed to be Sailfish::Mdm::Accounts::EmailAccountProvisioner::Smtp.

Currently, only the SMTP protocol is supported.

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outgoingServer : QString

This property holds the internet address or URL of the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no outgoing server address is set prior to account creation, it may be automatically discovered if a valid configuration exists for the provider.

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outgoingUsername : QString

This property holds the username to use with the remote outgoing mail (e.g. SMTP) server.

If no outgoing username is set prior to account creation, it is assumed to be identical to the incoming username, or (if no incoming username is set) the email address.

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