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I want to detect a timeout with httpjob. I'm doing this: Dim Job1 As HttpJob Job1.Initialize(...) Job1.Poststring(...) Job1.GetRequest.Timeout =5000 ' 5 seconds Wait For (j) JobDone(j As HttpJob) If j.Success Then Log("succes") Else Log("failed") End If When I start my app without internet connec
link: It's always a good idea to upload a small project to see the issue. This example works Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("", Me) j.Download
link: use Try Catch and j.Response (know why the error) 121495 not internet: test: Dim j As HttpJob Try j.Initialize("", Me)
link: No no, that can't be true. If we specify there should be a timeout for our httpjob, the timeout should fire when we reach OUR timeout, not the server

This means that the device isn't connected to the internet. If you are making the request immediately after the device wakes up then it is possible that it wasn't connected yet. You can try to add Sleep(2000) before making the request or make another attempt if it fails.
link: Hello I use HTTPJob in the receiver There is no problem when the program is running and all requests are sent correctly But When I close the program,
link: Is there any other way than using sleep?

Hi, my App consumes a REST API, but I don't want to wait more than 6 seconds for the response, I use the Job.GetRequest.Timeout = 6000, but there are many times that it waits up to 40 seconds, it doesn't respect the 6 seconds of the Job.GetRequest .Timeout. This is my code: Dim XJob As HttpJob
link: in looking at the okhttp.jar library that we use for okhttputils, it appears that the connection, read and write timeouts for the okhttpclient are all
link: if you're using your own httpclient (which would have been helpful to know before), you might as well add the readtimeout to your builder and see if i
link: something else you should be aware of: if the connection is lost, okhttp is designed to keep trying (silently). that could extend (reset) or even ove

Dim j As HttpJob ... j.Download(...) 'or any other method j.GetRequest.Timeout = 60000 Wait For (j) JobDone(j As HttpJob)
link: Hi All, I was wondering in the case of httpjob type object is there a default timeout that would trigger an event or assign a value to an error prope
link: Great! I don't see that property in the list of properties that show up for httpjob
link: There is a timeout but it isn't in Wait For. It is in the httpjob.

use Postman to check and identify where the problem occurs.
link: during a post operation, sometimes I get the following error java.net.SocketTimeoutException: timeout I'm trying to pinpoint the possible cause: can

The default timeout is set to 30000. I guess that the connection is successful but it then stalls for some reason. Yes.
link: I do a poststring to my servwer, which runs without fault. In 2/3 of the tests, it takes 2-5 seconds to get the answer and everything runs smoothly.

You can make a sub that replaces the call for Download. For example: Public Sub Download(Callback As Object, Link As String) As HttpJob Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("", Callback) j.Download(Link) j.GetRequest.Timeout = 60000 Return j End Sub Usage: Dim j As HttpJob = B4XPages.MainPage.Download
link: Hi, I can set the HTTP connection timeout for a call with Job1.GetRequest.Timeout But I have to do this on every call. Is there a way to set the time
link: See: Sertup de timeOut connect, read, llamada Sub OkHttpTimeout Dim connTimeOut As Long = 5000 Dim readTimeOut As Long = 2000 Dim ca
link: i guess no. You can edit the source but i don´t recomend going this way

Doing the httpjobs not in an Activity. Instead do them in a Service or a class initiated from a service (starter for ex).
link: Switch to B4XPages and forget about such complexities.
link: I have an activity in which the user has to select something The activity loads some views via http jobs. As long as it works, everything is fine. But

Put j.GetRequest.Timeout = 60000 AFTER you started the download/Poststring Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("send_data", Me) j.download(url) j.GetRequest.Timeout = 60000
link: hello DonManfred I thank you, but I get an error: Error compiling program. Error description: Unknown type: anywheresoftware.b4a.http.HttpClientWrapp
link: how can I increase time to put an object httpjob? Use this object to send data to a server that uses made B4J RAF. Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("sen

res As HttpResponse) #End If Dim job As HttpJob = TaskIdToJob.Get(TaskId) If job = Null Then Log("HttpUtils2Service: job completed multiple times - " & TaskId) Return End If TaskIdToJob.Remove(TaskId) job.Success = success job.ErrorMessage = errorMessage #if B
link: I have incorporated the code in post #1 into all my B4J apps that run htttp jobs to interface to AWS services such as S3. And added the ExitApplicati

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