HttpUtils2 is suppose to be simple but Http I could figure out. Is there a newer tutorial that includes HttpUtils2 similar to the Http one for 2011?
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The tutorial here is based on HttpUtils2: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/connect-android-to-mysql-database-tutorial.8339/
You can also use the new framework: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/31540
You can also use the new framework: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/31540
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Ah, I have HttpUtils2 working but only for a select query. How does one submit as Update,Insert and Delete query using HttpUtils2. Or just use HttpUtils because those actions affect only one record. But I thought one of the benefits of HttpUtils2 was to use spaces and such. Help and clarification greatly appreciated.
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Somehow this works...
Private Contact_List = "contact_list",Phone_Number = "phone_number" As String
Private Q_UPDATE = "q_update" As String
Private Q_INSERT = "q_insert" As String
Private Q_DELETE = "q_delete" As String
Got it to work by trial and error - Little needs to done for Update, Insert, Delete queries except they become Strings as opposed to Integers (not sure why there is any difference). The Select Query seems a bit more specific but might work just as well as "Private Q_SELECT = "q_select". But, as each Select Query will then have a Name it makes it easier to populate a ListView when using more then one Query.
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Private Contact_List = "contact_list",Phone_Number = "phone_number" As String
Private Q_UPDATE = "q_update" As String
Private Q_INSERT = "q_insert" As String
Private Q_DELETE = "q_delete" As String
Got it to work by trial and error - Little needs to done for Update, Insert, Delete queries except they become Strings as opposed to Integers (not sure why there is any difference). The Select Query seems a bit more specific but might work just as well as "Private Q_SELECT = "q_select". But, as each Select Query will then have a Name it makes it easier to populate a ListView when using more then one Query.
B4A Rocks
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