On Tuesday, July 16, 2013 10:37:16 AM UTC-7, Robert Greenwalt wrote:
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> You certainly can have a race condition, but the more likely thing is
> either the network never had internet reach (walled garden) or temporarily
> doesn't have access to the internet. Both the cell radio and wifi have a
On Tuesday, July 16, 2013 10:12:08 AM UTC-7, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
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> You didn't say how exactly this fails in your app, but...
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Sorry. I meant my app says they don't have a connection but the user thinks
they do.
> - I've seen failures with my app not being able to connect to
> (exte
You certainly can have a race condition, but the more likely thing is
either the network never had internet reach (walled garden) or temporarily
doesn't have access to the internet. Both the cell radio and wifi have a
tendency to hold on trying to get reconnected before they give up and
report a d
You didn't say how exactly this fails in your app, but...
- I've seen failures with my app not being able to connect to
(external) servers at all, reported by a few users, even when their
devices had apparently working Internet access. The "magic reinstall"
fixed it for them.
- I've also seen som
The following is what I have seen as a fairly standard method for checking
for an internet connection.
@Override
public void checkforConnection(Context ctx) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ConnectivityManager mgr = (ConnectivityManager)
ctx.getSystemService(Context.C
Hekki wrote:
> Since i'm in an anonymous class and I've read that it's not a good
> idea to pass the whole context to classes
Where did you read that? I sure hope that I did not write that...
Moreover, if you are truly in an anonymous inner class of something, if
that "something" is an Activity o
Hi,
I was trying to make an anonymous class to upload a file to a server.
I wanted to make that easily reusable much like some kind of
component.
Everything works fine but as a final touch i wanted to add a function
to check if internet connection is available.
Problem is, the call to the conne
What is the simplest way to check whether my app can access the
internet? I am using some APIs that use the internet, but they crash
if there is no connectivity. So I just want to check if there is
internet access by any means. thanks
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