Bret, Kinds of depends on how you connect the http client and the parser.
If you're using getEntity().getContent() to get the stream, I'd think you could write a "tee input stream" (just like the unix "tee" command).
This stream class would read from the entity's stream, and return the data unchanged (consumed by the parser). While doing that, it would dump the data being read into logcat (or whatever).
This would provide what you're after - logging that does not interfere with data flow.
-- Kostya 01.12.2010 23:05, Bret Foreman пишет:
I want to dump the results of DefaultHttpClient.execute() into the log (just for debugging, not for all time). This methods returns an object of class HttpResponse. This response is going into an XML pull parser which is misbehaving so I'd like to see the raw XML. What method can I call to get at this buffer before it goes into the parser? Ideally, the buffer would not be "consumed" so that the pull parser would still work when this debugging is turned on. Any pointers?
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