Alex,
Ok, let's see if I understand it:
- Your clients are having this problem with data corruption;
- You are not having this problem, the code works just fine every time.
Right? If so, let me go on:
- Your clients use some kind of "slow WiFi" and experience data
corruption between the phone and the server;
- You have logged what you send, and the data you send is correct.
If those are the facts, then
- It's a problem with your client's network.
Wikipedia says there is only one internet (and mobile) provider in
Andorra, perhaps your clients could drive a few miles into France or
Spain, find a McDonalds with free WiFi, and test your application there?
-- Kostya
16.02.2011 11:56, alex c пишет:
yeah. i tried it with WIFI and via tethering through usb to my laptop
pppoe connection. and it works. fine.
but the problem is that my clients use quite slow wifi connection in
Andorra and they have this same issue and images they upload though
app get almost 100% corrupt.
as for htc hd2 - yeah, you are correct. it's 3rd party firmware, but
at least it is something real and not an emulator (which, in fact,
works perfect via pppoe connection).
my cilents are using samsung galaxy tab (as i mentioned in the first
post) with android 2.2 and having same issue. this is why i started to
investigate it and finished up with this post.
as for mime type headers - i was just experimenting with it, thinkign
that maybe it was due to incorrect mime type before i switched to
base64 and had these stange results. btw, 2 times i got an extremely
strange result: i found pieces of some crap texts in the base64 post
(at apache's end). and it seems like with this big MTU value the
device (or some router on the path) messes tcp packets from different
sections.
i was thinking about wrong MTU path discovery implementation in froyo,
or something like this...
On 16 фев, 00:36, Kostya Vasilyev<kmans...@gmail.com> wrote:
Alex,
I don't think you need to call addHeader with the content type here.
Other than that, have you tried testing with different network
connectivity options? (mobile with different networks, WiFi though
different routers).
Finally, you mentioned an HTC HD2 - that's a Windows Mobile phone, are
you testing your code with a custom Android build made for that phone?
If that's the case and you didn't mean the Desire HD, try a device that
has vendor-supplied Android firmware.
-- Kostya
14.02.2011 10:25, alex c пишет:
HttpPost post = new HttpPost(uri);
post.addHeader(entity.getContentType());
post.setEntity(entity);
HttpResponse resp = mHttpClient.execute(post);
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