I want to upload files on a web server in my android app.Currently i am able to upload files around 5mb from the device but more than this gives a outofmemory exception and also makes app very unstable.i am looking for a method using which we can upload the data in the app background plus of bigger size.
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I Have some long videos (2-5 minutes). I have tried sending them through email, and tried uploading them directly to facebook. When I try this it says the file size is too large. How can I get them to facebook?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have done some searching on this problem and the consensus is that there is some sort of a cap on uploading videos to Youtube that are larger than about 10 mb. If you try to upload a larger video Evo then says it is waiting to use WiFi to do the upload. This seems like a Sprint cap to me to prevent their network from having to handle the bandwidth of uploading anything but small videos. (what do we pay the extra $10 for? That's for another discussion.).SO, now that I am rooted, does anyone know how to change the settings and remove the cap so that I can upload larger videos via 3G or 4G without having to use a WiFi connection? I am rooted and on stock 3.29.651.5 Android 2.2. I do not want to use flash a custom ROM just for this ability.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to implement a RESTful API in which I have to upload files that are relatively large for a mobile platform. The upload could take anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.I would like my application to be completely usable while the upload takes place. I've been doing some research and I've come across a few methods from which I can't decide which is the correct solution to my problem.Using an IntentService -- handles the worker thread so I don't have to. Using my own type of Service-- still need to implement an AsyncTask to handle the large process. Implement an AsyncTask in a singleton file that would allow me to do all the work there but without using the service class. My question is which method is the best -- if one isn't listed but is a more apt solution to my problem then I would appreciate suggestions.After researching all these methods I am still also confused on one thing. Lets say I upload a 2MB files, but I want to know when it is done. For example, lets say I have a service that uploads an image and returns and imageID -- I need to be able to know when that service returns an imageID -- process that and then move on to the next upload until the rest are finished.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to upload a image file. Might be .jpg or .png to my server. I found some confusing tutorials which people are doing it in different ways. Is there any simple or at least clear tutorial for this?
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I need to some how get access to my SD card and my download folder to be able to pick the the pdf file that I need to upload. I have tried this both on the default internet browser and Google Chrome, but both give the same options.
I am on a rooted HTC ONE on ATT
I am writing an android application in which users can pick a photo from their gallery and upload it to a server. How should I accomplish this? The application mainly uses SOAP webservices to communicate with the server, but I do not know how to serialize a stream of bytes in KSOAP and therefore I need some help. The solution should not necessarily use KSOAP. A valid solution would be to upload the photo on some server, and just retrieve the URL, which will be stored in the database.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHas there been an upgrade to the market that changes the minimum requirements for an app? I have taken a couple months off and now whenever I try to upload an app, I get the unhelpful message "The server could not process your apk. Try again.". This happens even when I upload the exact same apks that I have uploaded before and ones that work fine with adb push onto devices.
View 3 Replies View RelatedSince this morning, I've been getting the error in the subject when I try to upload a new APK version to my Market Developer Console. At first, I figured it was just a brief server outage, but not since it's gone on all day. I also suspect it's only affecting me, since I've seen no other mention of it on this group. Well, I'm mentioning it now.
Anyone come across this before? I've released enough APKs that I'm quite familiar with the Console; while that doesn't rule out a stupid mistake, of course, I don't think that's the case here. Obvious possibilities that I think I HAVE ruled out: I've confirmed that it's the correct package name, and that it's signed with the same key as it always has been. Beyond that, I'm not sure what to consider.
I have also contacted Market Support, with no response as yet. And I did notice that this morning was the first time the "Draft application" feature became available on my Console; not sure if that's relevant, but coincidences are suspicious.
I have 3 days into this and my mind is melting oozing out my ears...
The end result is that I want to upload selected photos from and Android phone to a php website.
I can display the images from the camera and get the filename that I want to upload. However I cannot use FileInputStream on the file name because it is not private to my application. Use FileInputStream generates an error that the file contains a path separater.
Does anyone know how to get the filestream running? Do I have to copy the file into a private file store?
After 3 days of googling this I am amazed I haven't that answer.
I need to upload an image to a remote PHP server which expects the following parameters in HTTPPOST:
*$_POST['title']*
*$_POST['caption']*
*$_FILES['fileatt']*
Most of the Internet searches suggested either :
Download the following classes and trying MultiPartEntity to send the request:
apache-mime4j-0.5.jar
httpclient-4.0-beta2.jar
httpcore-4.0-beta3.jar
httpmime-4.0-beta2.jar
OR
Use URLconnection and handle multipart data myself.
Btw, I am keen on using HttpClient class rather than java.net(or is it android.net) classes. Eventually, I downloaded the Multipart classes from the Android source code and used them in my project instead.
Though this can be done by any of the above mentioned methods, I'd like to make sure if these are the only ways to achieve the said objective. I skimmed through the documentation and found a FileEntity class but I could not get it to work.
What is the correct way to get this done in an Android application?
when using it with an imap (not gmail) mail account, can k-9 upload the emails you send from the mobile to the 'sent' folder on the imap server? I searched several forums reviews blogs etc but couldn't find anything on this point. It would be very useful because it would allow me to easily keep track of the emails I send from the mobile, just like I do with Profimail on my Nokia at the moment.
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View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm using the stock Android 2.1 gallery to view images. I have a large JPG image (approx 7000x7000 pixels) of bicycle route map for my city. I tried zooming and scrolling with the gallery image viewer, but it cannot zoom in close enough to read the map detail.
Is there a better image viewer app out there that is good for zooming and scrolling large JPG images?
I would like to use Google maps, but the bicycle route mode still does not work in the Android app.
I've tried downloading/transferring several files to my incredible over 3g. Tried downloading a couple times through the stock browser and also i've tried downloading through dropbox but every time the download gets randomly interrupted sometime between when 20mb - 100mb is done. I am not getting any calls or texts or anything that would interrupt it - it seems like the phone is going to sleep in the middle of the download or something. The files I am trying to transfer are approx 200mb .MP4 files and .MP3 files. Anyone know how to fix this problem and/or know of an app that will let you download or transfer large files from my home computer or from HTTP through my web host? On my BB Storm I had to use opera browser to download large files so maybe a different browser would work?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to know that how i can get these things in android.Recording of Calls Appointment/Calendar Logging Bookmark Logging Browser History Logging Contact Details Location Through SMS SIM Change Notification and after getting these things in a file (.txt, xml, or CSV) how i can upload these things to my php server by running a backgroud service.Service will now prompt user again and again. Everything will be recorded silently and then user will see this information on server whenever required.
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I tried lots of code available on internet but have not succeeded :( i am using latest Android SDK.
Please provide me with complete code if some one has. I am working on this issue from last 14 days and it's still not resolved.
I am doing some android development, and now I need to send some android application generated data onto a remote server (a database)?
How can I do that? can I use direct JDBC connection and sql?
I am working on an android app that needs to act on a few data files totaling around 30MB. I put together a test and the emulator failed with OutOfDiskSpace. Debugging on a device failed with even a smaller data size. After reading through the google groups, it appears that the application size limit isn't stated anywhere and nobody from google has been forthcoming with specifics about this. Given that there are iPhone apps that are over 100MB in size, putting such a small limit on Android apps seems weird, except just for the fact that you have a relatively small amount of total available app storage space (< 100MB).What techniques do you use to deal with this limit? If you have an app that needs more than 10MB, do you put it on a web server and deal with downloading it the first time? If so, how do you handle access control so that only your app can get the data?
View 2 Replies View Relatedi have a severe problem with eclipse, where i need to compile a somewhat larger class. by "larger" i mean, the class has about 5000 lines of code... problem is that on saving this project, eclipse takes several seconds (30-40) to "build the workspace". to be exact, it says "50%" and keeps saying that for 30-40 seconds. then, it breaks with the following error:
[console]:
[2010-07-09 15:28:39 - Dex Loader] Unable to execute dex: null
[2010-07-09 15:28:39 - myProject] Conversion to Dalvik format failed: Unable to execute dex: null
[problems window]:
Conversion to Dalvik format failed: Unable to execute dex: null this error is reproducible and keeps popping up until i comment out several thousands LOC, so that the file still has this 5k LOC, but ~2000 of them are comments. THEN it works...
i know that 5000 LOC are no really good programming style, but i need to do it this way for now ... (i have to write this much records to a sqlite database and since sqlite doesnt feature multiple sql-queries in one rawQuery-command i have to execute a single rawQuery() for each and every data record i need to push into the db.... - until i write a file reader to read this data from a file (that needs verification etc)), i'm stuck with this solution...)
I was wondering if the Android had any limitations that would prevent 300+ MB's worth of videos to be included in the application?
Currently, I have several iPhone apps that do this, and due to demand, I am looking at the possibility of porting them over to the Android.
Please could anyone suggest an approach for transferring a >2MB video from a ContentResolver into a Bytestream, without running out of memory?
See question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2599305/android-outofmemoryerror-w...
Here's the current code, which throws an OutOfMemoryError on the byteBuffer.write(buffer, 0, len) line when transferring large videos:
// get bytestream to upload videoByteArray = getBytesFromFile(cR, fileUriString);
public static byte[] getBytesFromFile(ContentResolver cR, String fileUriString) throws IOException { Uri tempuri = Uri.parse(fileUriString);
InputStream is = cR.openInputStream(tempuri);
byte[] b3 = readBytes(is); is.close(); return b3;
}
I'm looking to make a large library of files available through an app. (nearly a 3gb folder and growing.
User would download the APP and then have access to an ever growing library of files they can then choose to download whatever they want from it.
Can this be done by a simple RSS reader?
I don't want the files available to anyone without the app installed. It would only be a text list of the files, clickable to download.
How to download large files over 100MB by phone.
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