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jOkHttpUtils2 is a b4x lib included with B4J. The source code is inside the library (it is a zip file).

OkHttpUtils2 source code: OkHttpUtils2 / iHttpUtils2 / HttpUtils2 source code It is included as an internal library. Usage: OkHttpUtils2 with Wait For The current Http library is based on the Android version of Apache HttpClient. Google has stopped updating this SDK a long time ago and they are r
link: Same way as with the older HttpUtils2. The source code of OkHttpUtils2 library is attached to the first post.
link: Correct. You do not need to mark the library in the libary tab (okhttputils2) as you are using the source of it (the two modules). Any further questi
link: Hi @MarcoRome and thank you! But there's something I still don't understand. I have to modify the HttpUtils2 (or OkHttpUtils) implementation and crea

You can find the source code of OkHttpUtils2 here: https://www.b4x.-replaces-the-http-library.54723/ See how HttpJob.Download is implemented. You just need to replace the InitializeGet with InitializeDelete.
link: you need to use the source module of the lib.
link: Not sure how I do that. Couldnt find any examples for delete post on forum. Have GET, POST and PUT up and running using OkHttpUtils2. Is the code s
link: Was looking for some direction on how to perform a DELETE call using the latest OkHttpUtils2 library? I note the HTTP library included the Initialize

Downloading / making http requests with any other library or source other than OkHttpUtils2 (=iHttpUtils2) -> OkHttpUtils2 OkHttpUtils2 is very powerful and can be extended in many ways, without modifying the source. It is also very simple to use. Shared modules folder -> referenced modules The s
link: Perhaps add DownloadManager -> OkHttpUtils2? Reference: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/get-downloadmanager-progress.133339/post-842786

For new projects it is recommended to use OkHttpUtils2. jHttpUtils2 is included as a library. However there are cases where the source code is required. For example if you want to use it with a non-UI app then you need to remove HttpJob.GetBitmap or it will not compile (this sub depends on jFX lib

The library is a b4xlib now. The source code is inside the library. Unzip it and you will see.
link: Hi Erel i see that in library we have 2.80 for B4A and 2.81 for B4i But in "old" link ( https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-okhttputils2-iht

OkHttpUtils2 is a b4xlib. This means that the source code is inside the b4xlib file which is a zip file. You can update it as needed, save it in the additional libraries folder and delete it from the internal one. This is a mature library which doesn't get updated very often.
link: This is a common error regarding using self signed certification on my NAS. I was trying to execute the following code Dim Job As HttpJob 'Job.Initi

I don't know! You can download OkHttpUtils2 source code! And see the exact message created by HttpJob.PostMultiPart! Compare it to the message created by postman!

Even if such a method will be added to OkHttpClient you will still need to use OkHttpUtils2 source code as hc is private variable. However OkHttpUtils2 code is very stable now. You can safely use the current source code instead of the library.
link: While developing a port for a web site, used to download some files from it, I noticed that if I try to repeat the donwload process, I got an error fr
link: Which error do you get?
link: You need to clear the cookies. This can be done with this code: If HttpUtils2Service.hc.IsInitialized Then Dim jo As JavaObject = HttpUtils2Se

OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib is a b4xlib. Rename it to OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib.zip, extract the source modules, edit them as needed, put the edited source back to the OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib.zip rename the OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib.zip to OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib
link: Before B4A v9.30 I have used modified version of OkHttpUtils2 to cancel download based on header: Sub hc_ResponseSuccess (Response As OkHttpResponse,
link: Yep... I didn't even look Libraries folder. Thanks Don.

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