Binh Robles created CB-10160:
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Summary: Android - ConnectionType always returning
Connection.UNKNOWN
Key: CB-10160
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-10160
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Plugin Network Information
Affects Versions: 1.1.0
Environment: Apache Cordova project utilizing the Ionic Framework on
Mac OSX. Building and deploying using Android Studio 1.5.
Reporter: Binh Robles
In src/android/NetworkManager.java, all the static final String constants are
written in all lowercase. When checking the type in GetType(), the code already
makes this adjustment:
{quote}private String getType(NetworkInfo info) {
if (info != null) {
String type =
info.getTypeName().{color:red}toLowerCase{color}(Locale.US);{quote}
However, if type == MOBILE or CELLULAR, the subType is not converted to all
lowercase:
{quote}
else if (type.equals(MOBILE) || type.equals(CELLULAR)) {
type = {color:red}info.getSubtypeName();{color}
if (type.equals(GSM) ||
type.equals(GPRS) ||
{quote}
For me, running on the Android emulator and pushing to a device, this was
causing the app to always fail every subType comparison, and always return
Connection.UNKNOWN, resulting in an app that was always 'offline'.
After debugging the plugin, I added a .toLowerCase() to the subType get, and
everything seems to be working fine for me:
else if (type.equals(MOBILE) || type.equals(CELLULAR)) {
{color:green}type = info.getSubtypeName().toLowerCase();{color}
if (type.equals(GSM) ||
I'm not sure why this was an issue for me, but hasn't been in the past for
other users. I can submit whatever environment info you might want if you let
me know. Thanks!
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