I want to ping a url and post a xml to it using http delete as i want to initiate a delete action on the server side.
But i am not able to post the xml using http delete.
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Last night I donated and am just waiting for the paid version now, but I have a couple of questions:
1. What exactly is "freezing" an app? Will it remove the app from the app drawer? Will it just prevent it from running?
2. Can I use Titanium backup to delete apps that are safe for delete like amazon.mp3, etc?
3. If I "freeze" an app like backup assistant will it still be on the phone so that it doesn't brick if I do a reset?
4. Can I delete or freeze things like crap ringtones so they don't show up when I am setting a ringtone?
is there a way to delete threaded messages, similar to if you wanted to delete emails? like if i have 20 text threads, and only wanna delete 10.. but do all 10 at the same time..
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hdr1,hdr2,hdr3
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responseCode is 400 which seems a header missing error
Given a Url for an image, I wanted to downoload it and paste it onto my canvas in android. How do I retrieve the image to my app ?
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Trying to use the jar that comes with android only resolves in Exceptions... But most of the tests won't need running them in the emulator all the time just because I use some apache libraries or do they?
I have written a number of applications for blackberry and am just starting in Android. It seems to me that android has a lot more built in functions. I am starting by recreating some of my BB apps on Android and on one I take a few xml sites and parse them out. On blackberry I implemented this by creating a class that extended a thread. I would construct a new instance of this class with the parameters of my http request and it would call a function back in my main class, sending it the results. I am tempted to reuse my code, but am curious if android has something better built in. I have been looking at the handler class as well as possible using a service.
Bascially, I would like to start a new thread that will return a document of a specific url.
I need to pass some values to a URL by Post Method in my apllication. Please Help
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HttpResponse response = client.execute(request);
I'm interested in any official limit as well as practical ones.
(In a previous life, you had to dig deep to discover that WinMo only allowed three WebRequests to be open at a time.)
Let's say I have a list of 20 files to download on a background thread.
Should I: Download them one at a time, blocking the thread (but not the UI thread) to wait for each one? Start 20 threads each downloading one of the files?
I expect the answer may be somewhere in between, where I create C threads and work on the queue of N files, where C is a number like 3 or 4.
I suspect some of you here have already done some experimentation and know the magic number. In addition, I suspect there may be more efficient ways of doing what I'm doing than creating a new DefaultHttpClient for each request.
Im experiencing an intermittent and very frustrating issue with MediaPlayer on Android when streaming MP3 over HTTP. Ive done as much research and debugging as I possibly can to try and find a solution, but am coming up short. I cant find reference to this issue anywhere, including b.android.com. Essentially, whats happening is MediaPlayer will not come out of the preparing state. The device is receiving audio data during this time, as indicated by network sniffs and the MediaPlayer buffering callback being invoked repeatedly with increasing percentage values, but eventually the buffer appears to become full and stops receiving. Because prepare() never returns, or more accurately when prepareAsync() is used and the onPrepared callback is never invoked, and neither the onError() nor onInfo() callbacks are invoked, the application can neither call MediaPlayer.start() nor make any sort of recovery. Other notable observations: The problem is intermittent, meaning that subsequent attempts to play the exact same MP3 stream from the exact same server may exhibit this behavior or not - The problem seems to be exasperated when the device is connected via 3G versus wifi - The problem occurs on different MP3s encoded by different software - The problem occurs when streaming from different HTTP servers - The problem cannot be reproduced on any of the Android SDK emulators - The problem can be reproduced on the HTC Incredible, Verizon Motorola DROID, and HTC Touch - When MediaPlayer successfully returns from the preparing state, there is an info message (what=1, extra=44) received. This info message is not received during the problematic case. Anyone ever experienced this, or even find a solution?
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gateway time-out
It was with the default brwoser then i tried with another and got the same!
I can still use other apps like Twitter and facebook though, but web browsing is impossible.
how can I catch a HTTP 403 error? I use the HttpURLConnection to establish a HTTP connection with Base Authentication. When the authentication fails I get a FileNotFoundException :-( Why I doesn't get a HttpResponseException?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to send asynchronous calls to the server. During network connection this works fine. How ever if i disable my LAN from Network connections android will through a socket exception after the specified timeout for that particular call. Now the issue that i face is the time out happens in a synchronous manner. Though both the calls has been started in a thread the timeout is not happening at the same time. If i keep the timeout as 20sec i am getting a socket exception for the first call after 20 sec and after the next 20 sec i get the timeout for the next call. Why is this happening..? I am not opening two connections asynchronously in this case. I am attaching a sample code that can replicate the above scenario. Code...
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm making an http request. I'm on a platform (android) where network operations often fail because the network connection might not be immediately available. Therefore I'd like to try the same connection N times before completely failing. Was thinking of something like this:
DefaultHttpClient mHttp = ...;
public HttpResponse runHttpRequest(HttpRequestBase httpRequest)
throws IOException
IOException last = null;
for (int attempt = 0; attempt < 3; attempt++) {
try {
HttpResponse response = mHttpClient.execute(httpRequest);
int statusCode = response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode();
if (statusCode == 200) {
return response }
} catch (IOException e) {
httpRequest.abort();
last = e;
throw last;
I'm mostly worried about the connection being in some state which is invalid on subsequent retries. In other words, do I need to completely recreate 'httpRequest', should I avoid calling httpRequest.abort() in the catch block, and only call it in the final failure?
I wonder if it's possible to authenticate an app with a http server. THe server API does not require user name or password, but I'd like to expose the server API to a particular app only (so that it cannot be abused by other program). At this point I think it's impossible but figure it won't hurt to ask.
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if (System.putString(getContentResolver(), System.HTTP_PROXY, "10.10.2.1:8080")) {
tv.append("put for HTTP_PROXY succeeded. ");
} else { tv.append("put for HTTP_PROXY failed. "); }
I've also added to my android manifest:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS" />
Although it's not clear from the docs which permission, if any, is required.
I'm familiar with this SO thread, but the technique there requires manual adb commands, which require the SDK tools and (possibly) a rooted phone. Is there a way to accomplish this? Ideally, I'd like away to set an http proxy that will be used for both data and WiFi connections.
I am developing applications for Android in a company where the Internet is accessable via a proxy server only. I found out that the emulator of the 1.5 R3 SDK works well with the option -http-proxy, but the emulator of the 1.6 R1 SDK does not. Is this a bug in the 1.6 R1 SDK? And if so, is there a chance this gets fixed in - let's say - 1.6 R2? Or am I just doing something wrong, though providing the same options for the 2 different emulator versions?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm developing android application in my university that must use the internet through proxy server. In Android SDK 1.5 I use parameter - http-proxy when starting emulator and it working. But since Android SDK 1.6 until now (2.1) this approach is not working.
View 4 Replies View RelatedIm using a web service, so I want to use an async thread for the HTTP authentication request and another thread later to make additional service requests while my main thread runs.Would like to see a good example of how to do this and how to show busy messages somehow in main app. How does the main app know when the thread finished? And what if my thread encounters exceptions, how do I deal with that?HTTP requests are sent later, use the same cookies setup up by the first auth request, so will the later requests pick up the same cookies and just work?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a pretty basic helper class that I'm using to do all my Http Get/Post stuff. I'm using HttpGet, HttpPost, and HttpClient from the org.apache.http library. All of my stuff works fine over HTTP, but as soon as I tried to consume a service that works over HTTPS, I get a ClientProtocolException when executing the request. The only message in the exception is "The server failed to respond with a valid HTTP response".
To test, I sent the exact same payload from a browser using a simple html form and Fiddler2 using the RequestBuilder. I've sent invalid and empty payloads and even sent all of the above with and without headers to see if there was something funky about the way the objects were building the request.
Everything I've used in testing gives me a valid 200 status HTTP response. The service just gives me a structure describing the error if I give it something other than what it expects.
Is there something special I need to add to the HttpPost or HttpClient object(s) to tell it to use HTTPS? Do I have to explicitly tell it to use a different port?
I indeed registered the wrong socket factory for https communication. Here is the updated method that I use to create my HttpClient object with the correct socket factory just in case someone searches this kind of problem in the future:
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Could someone provide the basic code to use if I want to perform a http request on android to the address "address" with the string "message" ? Also I'd like to check the server response and perform some actions if the right conditions meet , but I ' m unsure of how and when the server send back the response . My guess is that the response is gotten in a blocking function, or in an asynchronous function . Could you provide code or information on this as well ?
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