it belongs to my employer, so i can't. i would rewrite it at home and
share it, but really i'd rather work on music at home.
just take a day and do it yourself. it's not so bad. and you'll thank
yourself every day like i do :-)
Awesome.. share the code. :)
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 1:28 PM, Jason Proctor
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wrote:
the main HttpClient showstopper for me was its buggy cookie
implementation - i needed to share cookies between WebKit and
HttpClient, and HttpClient wouldn't play nice. however, i also
thought the API was awkward to use. last thing, i took a look at the
code. someone really managed to turn something relatively simple
into a gothic monstrosity.
so i wrote my own (simple) HTTP implementation on top of
java.net.Socket. it's very simple and doesn't support any fruity
options, but it integrates with my progress reporting system, and
automatically shares cookies with WebKit. it has a pluggable content
handler system so you can easily get binary, JSON, strings, etc,
from resources with one line of code.
my apps now depend on it -- i use it from within AsyncTasks all the
damn time and it's solid.
Jason,
Rolled your own? Can you share/elaborate? There seems to be other
issues with HttpClient. I am looking at either integrating
Jersey/JAX-B client side to send REST calls (my server side is all
Jersey/JEE6/JAXB based), but if that is too bulky for the app, then
I was looking at using URLConnection.. but I haven't tried using
that for REST calls with Basic Auth, various headers, xml/json body,
etc.
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Jason Proctor
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wrote:
i hope not, because the code makes a new HttpClient instance per
ArtRetrievalTask. i suppose it could be trying to be clever,
realising that the requests are going to the same place, and
utilising HTTP 1.1 to bundle the requests into the same connection.
if that's really what's happening (and i suspect not, somehow), and
maybe only the server logs can tell for sure, then i hereby state
for the 67th time how happy i am that i dumped HttpClient and rolled
my own HTTP.
Perhaps the requests are being serialized by HttpClient? I wonder if
there's a way to determine the actual thread a particular
AsyncTask's doInBacground process runs on, like maybe a thread id?
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