I'm working on an application that does an upload to a webserver, but struggling with the actual fileupload.. code:
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Now, I have this working with what is no longer supported in MultipartEntity as follows:
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Problem is MultipartEntity is apparently no longer supported, although I found the libraries I can include in my project.
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I am trying to upload a image file to server and get back a JSON Object. But an IOException was thrown out. Following is my codes, can anybody have a look at them?
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I'm passing in parameters and returning string values, but all I receive is: org.apache.http.conn.EofSensorInputStream. Do I need to do something special in my web service to access the parameters being passed?
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Here is my code:
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The Web Service:
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Is there someone troubled the same issue.
The code in run.
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I want to attach a file as HTTPResponse on Android 1.5. Also the contents of the file needs to be assigned to some variable.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI got one blog which interacts with servlets... Link as follows
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/threa...
In that program 2 libraries were used..
1---> import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpClient; 2---> import org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods.GetMethod;
When i check these libraries in my program, its show error....how to resolve this error?
If an app needs to download some critical data (without the data it cannot function) of several MB, what is the best practice? The app would start, a prompt would be shown to confirm download, download would commence, and the user would be prevented from going further until the download successfully completes. I don't expect the download would take more than, say, 10 secs over wifi but, of course, would take much longer over 2G. Is a service absolutely essential for this? Maybe there is already some code out there that takes a URL, downloads it in a service, and broadcasts a configurable Intent when the download has completed?
View 4 Replies View RelatedJust now i have developed an application and now i am ready to upload it on Android market,
but when i am trying to upload, it showing the following error messages:
Market does not accept apk signed with the debug certificate. Create a new certificate that is valid for atleast 50 years. Market requires that the certificated used to sign the apk be Valid until at least October 22, 2033. Create a new Certificate. how do able to upload the APK file on Android market successfully.
If I want to upload a text file containing some game stats to a web server for testing purpose, which approach is the best? Do I write a service along with my application and then upload the log file once it reaches a specific size? Or do I embed the logic into my application and then do it during idle times?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am writing an application to upload a file from Android phone to a web server. I have tried the example from:
http://www.anddev.org/novice-tutorials-f8/doing-http-post-with-android
But it will only work for SDK 1.0 (why? Not Sure?).Can this be done for Android 2.1? Or is there any other method to load a file from Android to a webserver?
I am using following tutorial to upload image file to webserver. and getting file not found exception here. image file exists there but still it giving me error. Can any one guide me what is the solution? Code...
View 2 Replies View RelatedWhen i am uploading my application in android market it showing below error
The file is invalid:ERROR:dump failed because no AndroidManifest.xml found.
When i am unzip apk file there i found AndoridManifest.xml file.
I am trying to write something to an empty file on my apache server
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The reponse returns "HTTP/1.1 200 OK" so it does find the file
I tried removing the file and it returned Error 404
I read apache's docs and looks like am doing it right "i think"
My problem is... the contents of the file do not get updated!
I have the following php script, i want to pass parametrs from android to script and execute it.
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I am looking for an example of using a WebViewClient with shouldOverrideUrlLoading and using HttpPost. I need to display a web page, keep it within my layout boundaries so it can not launch a new browser and also use HttpPost to send data to the host.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am dealing with http post method on Android. I have successfully send simple string pairs using HttpClient and HttpPost class with the NameValuePair as entity. However now I want to send a simple array of bytes[]. Unfortunately the only entities I have found for the HttpPost class are the NameValuePair and FileEntity. However my byte[] is not from a file. Wirting it to a file and then sending by the FileEntity seems to be pointless and stupid. How can I send this array using default HttpClient and HttpPost class?
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I have a hello.php running on standard Linux host. (Ubuntu 9.01 with Apache2 web server)
In android I have a simple activity which sends HttpPost or HttpGet to the above hello.php with some parameters in URL. Irrespective of HttpPost or HttpGet in my php always $_GET has values, $_POST is always empty.
How do I know in PHP if it was a post , get,put or a delete? $_REQUEST['REQUEST_METHOD'] is also always empty in my php.
I'm creating an activity which needs to upload an image to a webservice using their api. I found that if i use UrlEncodedFormEntity and send the image data through that. the webservice doesn't receive that. ( at least it will not be able to read that .) In fact if i add some vars to send with the image data ( like name of the file, filesize ) they can be read from the webservice but the image data still doesn't appear if i try to read it serverside.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to use HttpPost to send data from an android device to a server. It works great with a Wifi connection, but I get the IOException "The target server failed to respond" with a Mobile connection (3G, Edge, etc.). It doesn't seem to be a timeout problem (I set it to 90s). The use of HttpGet works perfectly with both Wifi and Mobile connection... Any idea of where the problem could come from?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI've written some code for my Android device to login to a web site over https and parse some data out of the resulting pages. An HttpGet happens first to get some info needed for login, then an HttpPost to do the actual login process. The code below works great in a Java project within Eclipse which has the following Jar files on the build path: httpcore-4.1-beta2.jar, httpclient-4.1-alpha2.jar, httpmime-4.1-alpha2.jar, commons-logging-1.1.1.jar.
public static MyBean gatherData(String username, String password) {
MyBean myBean = new MyBean();
try {
HttpResponse response = doHttpGet(URL_PAGE_LOGIN, null, null);
System.out.println("Got login page");
String content = EntityUtils.toString(response.getEntity());
String token = ContentParser.getToken(content);
String cookie = getCookie(response);.......................
I'm on Android 1.5, and my code is like this:
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After successfully executed these codes, the result is a stripped string. I've tried using browser to test the url+param, it works fine and got all data.
What's wrong with this code? Is there any parameters I need to specified?
I want to use HttpPost over https/ssl. I get 'Not trusted server certificate' error. I've found a lot of posts, seems that many people have similar problems and I've found two suggestions: 1) Change server's certificate. Current certificate is self-signed as localhost.localdomain. Unfortunetly it's not my server and I cannot change the certificate. 2) Use HttpsUrlConnection instead of HttpClient. But I cannot use it because sometimes (when response's code is 401 or 403) I got IOException during getting response code or reading inputstream.
So I've found 3rd solution - use httpclient, when system throws excetpion 'not trusted server certificate' than display warning, inform user that certificate is not trusted and ask if he wants to add this one to the keystore (webbrowser works this way). But I've no idea how to get certificate from the server and add to keystore.
I'm developing an Android app which needs to perform an HTTPPost to get a token back. Then use that token for subsequent calls. When I perform the initial call to get the token, it throws an exception: org.apache.http.auth.MalformedChallengeException: Authentication challenge is empty
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I googled "Authentication challenge is empty", and one this website: http://fmpwizard-scala.posterous.com/using-apache-httpclient-authenti... he had a similar problem. He determined that his web server requires preemptive authentication. Which I believe ours does too. I tried implementing what he did, and still, no dice.
I've hard coded the token in other requests, and I am able to perform HTTPGet calls.
What is the Authentication Challenge that I'm missing?
I have an image sitting on my SDcard (of type jpg) and I am trying to send the image via HttpPost to my servlet running on Apache Tomcat 7.0 So far I have google-ing the way to do this but I can't seem to find the perfect way. Do any of you might have some suggestion or solution to this problem?
View 1 Replies View Related I'm having trouble getting my code working on ICS. It worked perfectly on my old DroidX, but I just got the new Galaxy Nexus and my code just returns null every time, as if the app isn't connecting to my servers or it's using a GET request when it should be using POST. Below is my code,
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//---------------- AUTHENTICATE LOGIN ---------------------------
public static String authenticateLogin (String usr, String password, String updateDataNames, String updateDataUsernames, String updateDataPhone, String updateDataRadius, String updateDataChecked, String updateGPS)
I haven't used the Java HttpClient before and the documentation is confusing. Say I want to send a POST to the URL "https://domain/foo/ bar". I'm accessing a server with an XML API that defines the message to send like this:
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And the response to expect like this:
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Now, I can build and parse the portion inside the serverapi tags but I'm not sure how the HttpClient handles the header. If I use the standard code like this:
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In the area shown as "not sure", should I pre-pend the entire header in front of the xml section, just as it's shown in the server API document or does the client take care of the first line, since it knows the URL?
Is there a way to see exactly what is about to be sent right before I call HttpClient.execute?
As for parsing the response, I believe I can just do this:
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Or do I need to strip anything off the response content before I start parsing the xml? I took a few stabs at this and it looks like there's some HTTP bookkeeping information at the start of the response content.
I'm writing a small application which needs httpclient lib, basically to manage the cookie/session automatically. The website I'm targeting needs a valid session, so, between each http call, I need to send the cookie. Httpclient does it well. This is a tv stream application and I have to fetch the channel url, the url has a token parameter and I have to be logged / authenticated / (=> have a valid cookie/sessionid) to fetch the channel url.
I got the first cookie/sessionid with the first connection to the website. The cookie is valid for a certain amount of time, there is no "expires" but I don't know if there is any server cron to cleanup the sessions. I assume I have to "ping" every x secondes to maintain the session valid.
Between each http call, the time could be from 1 sec to several minutes, it depends if the user wants to change the watched tv channel. The http call (to fetch the url) is not made by the UI Thread.
There are several possibilities to manage the httpclient : - a single httpclient static singleton instance accessed by a custom synchronized getClient() on an helper class => when / how to release the http connection ? How to handle that correctly if the user got a phone call / does not use the application for now (unvalidate during onResume, etc)? - Save the cookie (String serialized into SharedPreferences) and create every time a new httpclient instance (then set the cookie to the new instance) => overhead to get the http connection - other ?
By default HttpClient use HTTP/1.1 protocol, is there any way to change it to HTTP/1.0?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI had configure a Tomcat webserver with SSL and client autification. So I need a clienKey.p12 File to visit the site. If I import the key into Firefox, it works fine.
So I tried to develop a Client from "normal" Java. That works:
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Now I try to develope a Client into Android and I am getting crazy....
Here my two Android implementation:
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I always geht the following Exception:
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But the key is the same that I use for the "normal" java Client and for the import into firefox. So the key is valid. But it is signed by me... I don't want to sign it by a commercial Company like verisign.