What data is stored in application\'s cache directory? I\'m not using it in my application and I still can see its size grows. Is it webview caching images? HttpClient storing some data? What else?
I have some problems with my app. In market reports often appears ANR repostr with HttpClient errors. There are
I usually use this: HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient(); HttpPost post = new HttpPost(postURL);
I\'m using the HttpClient from the WCF REST Preview release, and we\'re seeing some strange functionality I\'m trying to pin down.
I\'m communicating with an API that I can not change that sends a 400 response when a request is not validated on the API side.It is a valid HTTP request, but the request data does not pass the applic
I am trying to get the Apache Commons HttpClient library (version 3.1) to ignore the fact that the server certificate cannot be established as trusted (as evidenced by the thrown exception javax.net.s
this is my first post; i\'m a newbie on Android development, i wrote a REST web service for receiving a byte[]:
I have an HTTP server which host some large file and have python clients (GUI apps) which download it.
according to following url I have created a requesthelper for calling a restfull webservice(.Net). http://as400samplecode.blogspot.com/2011/09/android-asynctask-httpclient-with.html
Would it be possible to setup an HttpClient such that on a website that updates periodically, perhaps due to AJAX, the resulting changes would be captured by the HttpClient. Similar to keeping a conne
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