Android Question job1.getRequest.TimeOut question

[davelt99]

If there is limited wi-fi and the timeout period expires as in:

     Job1.Initialize("Job1",Me)
     Job1.PostString(sURL,"")
     Job1.GetRequest.Timeout=5000

Which Job1 event occurs next ?

Thank you,

 

[DonManfred]

Which Job1 event occurs next ?

JobDone

 

[davelt99]

The above Job1 code is part of the sub "LoadLayoutToPanel".

With wi-fi turned off, immediately after the

  Job1.GetRequest.Timeout=5000

the code goes to

 End Sub

and never gets to JobDone.

Seems like the timeout is not being implemented.



If there is no wi-fi and the timeout has expired then the code only

 

[Erel]

The code will always continue. JobDone will be raised later.

 

[davelt99]

Did further testing and without wi-fi the following code:

                  ProgressDialogShow("Validating This Device...")
                  Job1.Initialize("Job1",Me)
                  Job1.PostString(sURL,"")
                  Job1.GetRequest.Timeout=5000

never gets to JobDone.

With wi-fi enabled, JobDone is raised within 3 seconds

 

[DonManfred]

i dont see a DIM in your code... Make sure to use a new DIMmed Job each time you send a Job.

 

[davelt99]

Thanks for the suggestion.

Using HttpUtils2 version 2.10 and Okhttp version 1.00

Rewrote using a DIM immediately before posting the string

          Dim job2 As HttpJob
          ProgressDialogShow("Validating This Device...")
          job2.Initialize("job2",Me)
          job2.PostString(sURL,"")
          job2.GetRequest.Timeout=5000

Still never gets to:

Sub JobDone (job As HttpJob)
   If job.Success = True

 

[Erel]

Please upload your project (File - Export as zip).

 

[davelt99]

Please upload your project (File - Export as zip).

Code in question is lines 395-400

Thank you,

 

[Erel]

We cannot run this project as there are many modules missing.

Set a breakpoint on these lines to see whether they are reached at all.