Thanks for the shortcut.
On Jul 31, 4:18 pm, Julien Dupouy wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Instead of including the jars files you can use the http multipart
> classes defined in android but declared as internal, so you cannot use
> them directly, you have to download them from the android source code
> (http
Hey,
Instead of including the jars files you can use the http multipart
classes defined in android but declared as internal, so you cannot use
them directly, you have to download them from the android source code
(http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/frameworks/
base.git;a=tree;f=core/java/c
2009/7/14 jottos
>
> So, figured this out, and you were not too far from the answer.
> Our router was hanging up the requests that were going outbound and
> then back into our internal staging server.
> No idea why, but once we understood that and pointed the app at an
> external server, or used
So, figured this out, and you were not too far from the answer.
Our router was hanging up the requests that were going outbound and
then back into our internal staging server.
No idea why, but once we understood that and pointed the app at an
external server, or used cellular connections everythin
2009/7/13 jottos
> Is there any setup android requires to make a post/multipart file
> upload work that you didn't specify in your example?
> On Jun 26, 8:53 pm, Delta Foxtrot wrote:
>
Nope I copied the code from an actual application I have working, the
difference might be the servers we're co
Hey Delta Foxtrot,
I agree with you on rolling your own. I've got a multipart form upload
class that populates form and uploads data (in this case picture),
however in android this code just doesn't work. It works every time
from any other java client - never fails, but on android, it looks
like
As I said, multipart uploads aren't hard to do your own function for.
private void UploadFile(String FileName)
{
try
{
String lineEnd = "\r\n";
String twoHyphens = "--";
String boundary = "*MyMultiPartBoundary";
File sdcard = Environment.getExt
Hi Urs,
Download HttpClient binary from here: http://hc.apache.org/downloads.cgi
; be sure to download the distribution under the heading 'binary with
distribution'. After extracting, you will find a number of jars in the
lib folder.
saad
On Jun 10, 9:08 am, Urs Grob wrote:
> Yes, I also could
http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/ftp.apache.org/httpcomponents/httpclient/binary/httpcomponents-client-4.0-beta2-bin-with-dependencies.tar.gz
Extract and the lib folder contains all relevant jars,
regards,
saad
On Jun 10, 9:08 am, Urs Grob wrote:
> Yes, I also couldn't find the jars for httpmi
2009/6/26 gard
>
> I got my jars from:
>
> http://hc.apache.org/downloads.cgi
>
> The dependencies are included in the "Binary with dependencies"
> download.
>
> regards,
>
> gard
>
> On 10 Jun, 10:08, Urs Grob wrote:
> > Yes, I also couldn't find the jars for httpmime. I just created a jar
> fr
I got my jars from:
http://hc.apache.org/downloads.cgi
The dependencies are included in the "Binary with dependencies"
download.
regards,
gard
On 10 Jun, 10:08, Urs Grob wrote:
> Yes, I also couldn't find the jars for httpmime. I just created a jar from
> the sources and included that in the
Yes, I also couldn't find the jars for httpmime. I just created a jar from
the sources and included that in the project.
If anybody knows of some official jar, then I'd also like to know where I
could get it (also to stay up to date)
Thanks
-- Urs
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 3:43 AM, Jason Proctor w
a kind soul has forwarded the jars on. community rules.
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Urs Grob wrote --
HttpClient 4 doesn't have that included anymore. The upstream project
didn't integrate it from the 3.x client.
I had to do exactly the same today. Basically I solved it by including
some additional jars:
mime4j
httpmime
This question was already on the list and there's some bett
HttpClient 4 doesn't have that included anymore. The upstream project
didn't integrate it from the 3.x client.
I had to do exactly the same today. Basically I solved it by including
some additional jars:
mime4j
httpmime
This question was already on the list and there's some better explanation:
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