Thanks Paul you were correct. I increased the buffer size by 8 times
and it worked.
On Mar 19, 10:28 pm, Paul Turchenko paul.turche...@gmail.com wrote:
Try increasing your buffer size (or better, make it content-length-
dependent). It seems that UI theread reseives too much tasks to do and
Well, but generally, it's not a solution. Try making your buffer size
content-length dependent:
totalSize = conn.getContentLength();
.
byte data[] = new byte[totalSize/100];
This way you'll get exactly +1% update for download progress. For most
generic case I would suggets somethig line
On Mar 20, 2:20 pm, Paul Turchenko paul.turche...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, but generally, it's not a solution. Try making your buffer size
content-length dependent:
totalSize = conn.getContentLength();
.
byte data[] = new byte[totalSize/100];
This way you'll get exactly +1% update for
You should show some code-snippets of how you show/dismiss your
progress dialog and how the download is handled. Right now, there is
not enough info to help you.
On Mar 19, 2:31 pm, dsukhram duanesukh...@gmail.com wrote:
I am downloading a 230MB database file from a server. I am displaying
the
this is my inner class that handles the downloading and progressbar
public class DownloadDBTask extends AsyncTaskObject, Integer, Object
{
private int mProgress;
public Object doInBackground(Object ...urls)
{
//download file
int totalSize =0;
try
{
URL urlFile = new
Try increasing your buffer size (or better, make it content-length-
dependent). It seems that UI theread reseives too much tasks to do and
this makes it other tasks to wait too long. This makes android show
ANR message. If this not helps, try dealing with download from your
own separate thread.
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