Doesn't setParams(HttpParams params) method suit you? It is declared
in HttpMessage which is one of interfaces implemented by HttpPost
On 14 May, 12:40, pawan nimje wrote:
> I want to send a post request. This is what i have done-
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> HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient();
> HttpPost httpos
Excuse me, what is A's status? And what I should be able to debug?
On 13 May, 16:43, gujian wrote:
> I think this situation depend on A'status.you can debug it with "Log.d()"and
> then you can get your answer!
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1) I'm using Android 1.6
2) Sorry, but I was not asking for workaround (which I think should be
clear from description). I wanted (and still want) to know why does it
work in this (IMO) BROKEN way!
I can not use onKeyDown() in my real-life code which suffers from this
problem. I only put this mini
activity A)
On May 8, 8:03 am, Romain Guy wrote:
> How is it strange? You wrote code that displays a Toast when the back
> key is pressed, and it does exactly that.
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> On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 8:48 AM,inbrain wrote:
> > I found behavior which I can not unders
I found behavior which I can not understand related to event handling.
I have task one with activity A on top of it:
public class A extends Activity {
private static final String MMS_PACKAGE = "com.android.mms";
private static final String SMS_INTENT_EXTRA_NAME = "sms_body";
private st
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