If there is https traffic, it means that the request is being sent,
but possibly the server doesn't like it for some reason.
What I'd do at this point is set up a trivial "echo" server with a known
port (some kind of Java networking sample code would work), capture the
request, and see if it looks like what the server expects.
-- Kostya
24.08.2010 21:38, Bret Foreman пишет:
Ah, I think I found one source of difficulty. The protocol is HTTPS,
not HTTP. I found a bunch of HTTPS traffic in the cap file but it's
pretty hard to determine what's wrong. Everything looks normal, though
it's a little more complicated than the usual case because of the
HTTPS key exchange and stuff. The server only supports HTTPS so
there's no option to turn it off for debugging. Maybe the HTTP client
needs some special settings to make HTTPS work? I don't see anything
about it in the Android docs.
--
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