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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: UPDATE: i did change HttpUtils2Service, it's seems to work, You should test anyway I attach my OkHttpUtils2 (vers 2.83) in this post Put it in the int
link: Indeed, but then again, I will need to mantain the modiffication again and again. That's why is a wish, maybe you decide to update this lib accordingl
link: I don't have enough time to test it, it should work (as there are no errors regarding certificates) In the fitst post I'll put the updated and unoffic

Yes. Remove OkHttpUtils2 library. Add the two code modules instead. Change hc.Initialize with hc.InitializeAcceptAll.

Note that OkHttpUtils2, jOkHttpUtils2 and iHttpUtils2 are actually the exact same b4x library. jOkHttpUtils2_NONUI was required as a special version for non-ui B4J apps. It is no longer required and shouldn't be used. Starting from v2.90 it is very simple to initialize the internal http client with

Yes. You should call OkHttpClient.InitializeAcceptAll. There is no reason to use the old HttpUtils2
link: Since I'm using OkHttpUtils2 (using HttpJob to create a request), just enter "OkHttpClient.InitializeAcceptAll" when the Activity is created without e
link: *** Service (httputils2service) Create *** Class okhttp3.Dispatcher failed lock verification and will run slower. Class okhttp3.ConnectionPool failed

It is not a matter of risk. The client will throw an error if the certificate is not recognized. You need to initialize OkHttpClient with InitializeAcceptAll (you will need to use OkHttpUtils2 source code instead of the library).
link: With erels help i solved this in this steps removeing jOkHttpUtils2 in library Manager add in library Manager OkHttp 1.20 adding the source from HttpJ

Ok I already tried OkHttpUtils2 and put hc.InitializeAcceptAll("hc") to httputils2service.bas. javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure I will try jhttputils2 next.
link: I don't know what is Jhttputils2SSL. Use the source code of jHttpUtils2 and change hc.Initialize to hc.InitializeAcceptAll.
link: Or I do something wrong...? I think Jhttputils2SSL should disable the checking with "false" option: Dim Job1 As HttpJob Dim serverauth As Strin
link: hc.InitializeAcceptAll skips the certificate verification step. It doesn't solve other SSL issues. There are two Http libraries. OkHttp and jHttp. Ma

1. Remove OkHttpUtils2 library. 2. Add OkHttpUtils2 source code (https://www.b4x.com/search?query=OkHttpUtils2) 3. Replace hc.Initialize with hc.InitializeAcceptAll

yes You can use the source files of okhttputils2 and change hc.Initialize 'to hc.InitializeAcceptall inside the servicemodule
link: Hi everybody, I am facing a problem with accessing a site in Android device and emulator. I get the following error: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeExcep

Sub DownloadApk Dim hc As OkHttpClient hc.InitializeAcceptAll("hc") Dim req As OkHttpRequest req.InitializeGet("http://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx") hc.Execute(req, 1000) End Sub 1. Why aren't you using OkHttpUtils2? 2. Don't create a new OkHttpClient every request. A single client should be created an
link: 'These variables can be accessed from all modules. Dim out As OutputStream End Sub Sub Service_Create End Sub Sub Service_Start (StartingIntent
link: Hi all, i'm having a small issue using an intent to install an updated apk file which gets downloaded from a server. The apk gets downloaded just fin

1. About Don's suggestion Guess you use OkHttp and OkHttpUtils2 libraries. 1) Uncheck OkHttpUtils2. 2) Download OkHttpUtils2 source code - https://www.b4x.-zip.69304/ Unzip files into your app folder and add them to your project. 3) Open HttpUtils2Service. Find hc.Initialize("hc") and replace to hc.

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