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Erel

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• Dec 6, 2017

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Please use [code]code here...[/code] tags when posting code.

Start with http requests. You can modify OkHttpUtils2 and configure the proxy: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/okhttputils-issue.84608/#post-535969

 

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fransvlaarhoven

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• Dec 6, 2017

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this will not work in the application because i must have a strict control over the bytes sended to the server.
The only way I know is using sockets but it might be there is another way?

 

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Erel

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It is worth testing it with OkHttp to see that it is working.

 

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fransvlaarhoven

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I've already done that, without proxy and it is not working, the server expects certain messages and is not able to handle requests in the format of a HTTP-request

 

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Erel

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• Dec 6, 2017

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Try it with the proxy setting.

 

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fransvlaarhoven

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then, how must i build the HTTP-request in order to make sure that no request method, empty lines, header fields etc are sended to the server but only the bytes that i want to send?

 

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• Dec 7, 2017

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I only suggested it as the way to check whether you are able to make a connection over the proxy.

To answer your original question, the Network library doesn't allow you to set a proxy.

 

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