Hello, all!

The ResponseCache class is a great tool for performance improvement
and bandwidth consumption optimization. Anyway, I'm using it in a
slightly different way -- to create something like Resource API (which
will be most probably open-sourced soon) to serve app content when
device is offline.
I'm facing two showstoppers.
First, is there a way to force the WebView to use the very same
ResponseCache for its URLConnections. Sadly the WebView manages its
own cache subsystem and its requests do not pass trough the
ResponseCache.
Second, is there a proper way to see the remaining free space on hdd/
sdcard? What I'm doing now is querying the df Unix utility and parsing
the output, which is kinda hacky and surely not the best way.

I'm using Android API level 7 (2.1).

Thank you for your attention! Best!
Y.

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