def setUp(self):
        super(InOutCollectionTests, self).setUp()

        self.inCol = schema.ns('osaf.pim', self.view).inCollection
        self.outCol = schema.ns('osaf.pim', self.view).outCollection
        self.meCol = schema.ns("osaf.pim", self.view).meEmailAddressCollection

        self.m1 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m2 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m3 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m4 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m5 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m6 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)
        self.m7 = MailMessage(itsView=self.view)

        self.e1 = EmailAddress.getEmailAddress(self.view, "*****@*****.**",
                                               uw("Test User1"))

        self.e2 = EmailAddress.getEmailAddress(self.view, u"*****@*****.**",
                                               uw("Test User2"))

        self.e3 = EmailAddress.getEmailAddress(self.view, u"*****@*****.**",
                                               uw("Test User3"))

        # (Differs from e3 only by case of the emailAddress)
        self.e4 = EmailAddress.getEmailAddress(self.view,
                                               self.e3.emailAddress.upper(),
                                               self.e3.fullName)

        self.imapAcct = IMAPAccount(itsView=self.view)
        self.smtpAcct = SMTPAccount(itsView=self.view)
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def previewQuickConvert(view, headers, body, eimml, ics):
    # 1.0 Case
    #  1. Standard mail message
    #      a. headers (build a decoded headers dict using m.keys())
    #      b. body
    #  2. ICS
    #      a. headers (build a decoded headers dict using m.keys())
    #      b. body
    #      c. decoded ics attachment
    #  3. EIM
    #      a. headers (build a decoded headers dict using m.keys())
    #      b. decoded eim attachment

    mailStamp = icsDesc = icsSummary = None

    if eimml:
        # Get the from address ie. Sender.
        emailAddr = headers.get("From")

        if not emailAddr:
            # A peer address is required for eimml
            # deserialization. If there is no peer
            # then ignore the eimml data.
            return (-1, None)

        name, addr = emailUtils.parseaddr(emailAddr)
        peer = EmailAddress.getEmailAddress(view, addr, name)

        matchingAddresses = []

        for address in addressMatchGenerator(peer):
            matchingAddresses.append(address)

        # the matchingAddresses list will at least contain the
        # peer address since it is an EmailAddress Item and
        # there for will be in the EmailAddressCollection index.
        statusCode, mailStamp = parseEIMML(view, peer, matchingAddresses,
                                           eimml)

        if statusCode != 1:
            # There was either an error during
            # processing of the eimml or the
            # eimml was older than the current
            # Item's state so it was ignored.
            return (statusCode, None)

    elif ics:
        result = parseICS(view, ics)

        if result is not None:
            # If the result is None then there
            # was an error that prevented converting
            # the ics text to a Chandler Item
            # in which case the ics is ignored and
            # the rest of the message parsed.
            mailStamp, icsDesc, icsSummary = result

    if not mailStamp:
        mailStamp = MailMessage(itsView=view)
        mailStamp.fromEIMML = False

    if getattr(mailStamp, "messageId", None):
        # The presence a messageId indicated that
        # this message has already been sent or
        # received and thus is an update.
        mailStamp.isUpdated = True

    # Setting these values here reduces Observer
    # processing time when calculating if the
    # message should appear in the In Collection
    mailStamp.viaMailService = True
    # Look at the from address if it matches a me address
    # and the ignore me attribute enabled then set toMe to
    # false otherwise set to True

    mailStamp.toMe = True

    if not mailStamp.fromEIMML:
        mailStamp.body = body

    if icsSummary or icsDesc:
        # If ics summary or ics description exist then
        # add them to the message body
        mailStamp.body += buildICSInfo(mailStamp, icsSummary, icsDesc)

    __parseHeaders(view, headers, mailStamp, False, False)

    return (1, mailStamp)
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def messageObjectToKind(view, messageObject, messageText=None):
    """
    This method converts a email message string to
    a Chandler C{MailMessage} object

    @param messageObject: A C{email.Message} object representation of a mail message
    @type messageObject: C{email.Message}
    @return: C{MailMessage}
    """

    assert isinstance(messageObject, Message.Message), \
           "messageObject must be a Python email.Message.Message instance"

    assert len(messageObject.keys()) > 0, \
           "messageObject data is not a valid RFC2822 message"

    assert messageText is None or isinstance(messageText, str), \
           "messageText can either be a string or None"

    mailStamp = None
    icsSummary = None
    icsDesc = None

    chandlerAttachments = getChandlerAttachments(messageObject)

    if chandlerAttachments["eimml"]:
        eimml = chandlerAttachments["eimml"][0]
        peer = getPeer(view, messageObject)

        if peer is None:
            # A peer address is required for eimml
            # deserialization. If there is no peer
            # then ignore the eimml data and return
            # an error flag.
            return (-1, None)

        matchingAddresses = []

        for address in addressMatchGenerator(peer):
            matchingAddresses.append(address)

        # the matchingAddresses list will at least contain the
        # peer address since it is an EmailAddress Item and
        # there for will be in the EmailAddressCollection index.
        statusCode, mailStamp = parseEIMML(view, peer, matchingAddresses,
                                           eimml)

        if statusCode != 1:
            # There was either an error during
            # processing of the eimml or the
            # eimml was older than the current
            # Item's state so it was ignored.
            return (statusCode, None)

    elif chandlerAttachments["ics"]:
        ics = chandlerAttachments["ics"][0]

        result = parseICS(view, ics, messageObject)

        if result is not None:
            # If the result is None then there
            # was an error that prevented converting
            # the ics text to a Chandler Item
            # in which case the ics is ignored and
            # the rest of the message parsed.
            mailStamp, icsDesc, icsSummary = result

    if not mailStamp:
        mailStamp = MailMessage(itsView=view)
        mailStamp.fromEIMML = False

    if not IGNORE_ATTACHMENTS:
        # Save the original message text in a text blob
        if messageText is None:
            messageText = messageObject.as_string()

        mailStamp.rfc2822Message = dataToBinary(mailStamp, "rfc2822Message",
                                                messageText, 'message/rfc822',
                                                'bz2', False)

    if getattr(mailStamp, "messageId", None):
        # The presence a messageId indicated that
        # this message has already been sent or
        # received and thus has been updated.
        mailStamp.isUpdated = True

    #if verbose():
    #    if messageObject.has_key("Message-ID"):
    #        messageId = messageObject["Message-ID"]
    #    else:
    #        messageId = "<Unknown Message>"
    #
    #    buf = ["Message: %s\n-------------------------------" % messageId]

    if not mailStamp.fromEIMML:
        # Do not parse the message to build the
        # item.body since that data is in the eimml.

        if IGNORE_ATTACHMENTS:
            counter = None
        else:
            counter = Counter()

        bodyBuffer = {'plain': [], 'html': []}
        buf = None

        # The body of the message will be contained in the eimml so
        # do not try and parse the mail message body.
        __parsePart(view, messageObject, mailStamp, bodyBuffer, counter, buf)

        mailStamp.body = buildBody(bodyBuffer)

    __parseHeaders(view, messageObject, mailStamp, True, True)

    if icsSummary or icsDesc:
        # If ics summary or ics description exist then
        # add them to the message body
        mailStamp.body += buildICSInfo(mailStamp, icsSummary, icsDesc)

    #if verbose():
    #    trace("\n\n%s\n\n" % '\n'.join(buf))

    return (1, mailStamp)