Found the solution. It was the proxy. The link below shows how to do
this, but as a reference I'm also including the code I used from that
link.
http://www.mail-archive.com/android-developers@googlegroups.com/msg65644.html
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
try {
super.onCr
I also have the same issue described by Mark. I can call my web
service using KSOAP2 when using my WiFi network, but when I try to use
it through my phone's internet plan, it times out. I've been trying to
find a solution for days. I've tried simple HttpGet and still get
timeouts... I'm suspecting
If you mean that you want to reach a web service from a phone, then
hopefully the web service is not SOAP-based. REST-ful web services are
more lightweight than SOAP and a better fit for Android. If you have
control over the design of the web services, go with that. If you're
forced to use SOAP, th
I'm aware of that
On 7 nov, 15:07, Mark Murphy wrote:
> rubeN_vl wrote:
> > i want to run a webservice on a Android phone.
>
> Why? It's not going to be reachable, except on a local WiFi network, and
> even then only if somebody knows the IP address of the phone.
>
> --
> Mark Murphy (a Commons
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