Try dropping the protocol from the first argument (it is only supposed to
contain the host name).
On Mar 13, 2010, at 6:09 PM, Pivot-Steven Dahlin wrote:
> In executing a webquery I am getting a "Uri can't be null" when trying to
> execute a query. It is a sample app for showing restaurants. I setup the
> query like so:
>
> GetQuery getQuery = new GetQuery("http://local.yahooapis.com";,
> "/LocalSearchService/V3/localSearch"
> );
> getQuery.getParameters().put("appid", "YahooDemo");
> getQuery.getParameters().put("query", "pizza");
> getQuery.getParameters().put("location", txtFind.getText());
> getQuery.getParameters().put("distance", "5");
> getQuery.getParameters().put("output", "json");
>
> getQuery.execute();
>
> The execute returns an exception "Uri can't be null". If I execute a browser
> query with this everything works fine. The hostname is filled out as is the
> path so I am a little unsure of what is happening here
>
> Thanks
