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okhttputils is an internal library and all the files should be copied to the internal library folder
link: B4A 11.2 has what you need.
link: I tried but failed. I will spend some more time when returning from my vacation. What failed so far was: 1. Take OkHttpUtils.b4xlib from B4 11.00 inst
link: Thank you, @Erel. So this means that originally I messed up somehow with the libs naming Can you please confirm that the following should work? Appli

okhttputils is a internal library. It is installed when you install b4a. It is the file OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib in the internal library folder. 2.82 is the newest make sure not to have a okhttputils2.xml and jar in your additional library folder.
link: thanks but i found only v.2.70 where Can I download OKHttpUtils Library version 2.8 ?

Inform about okhttputils2

The okhttputils is in a b4x lib now

okhttputils is part of b4a internal libraries. Check if you have an additional lib in the additional libs folder. i mean okhttputils2 or okhttp
link: do you have multiple okhttputils2 libs (maybe with other names) installed. Sorry, i´m out of ideas. Yes, best is to contact support@basic4ppc.com. Ma
link: It is related to the conversion of OkHttUtils2 to a b4xlib. If this library is important for you and the source code of it is not available then you
link: Yes, is it HttpUtils2Service.bas in the project folder. I removed it. And yes, There are and adittional lib folder, and from that folder I removed okh

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link: (Unknown Source) at anywheresoftware.b4a.objects.streams.File.OpenOutput(File.java:439) at org.xulihang.imagetrans.httputils2service._hc_responsesucce
link: That line is in the OKHttpUtils.
link: No. Do it once when the app starts. OkHttpUtils2 works asynchronously so it is not simple to change it later.

okhttputils2

OkHttpUtils2 is a b4xlib. Such libs can only be referenced from b4xlibs => you should make your library a b4xlib.

jOkHttpUtils2 is a b4x lib included with B4J. The source code is inside the library (it is a zip file).

You're right @Erel. My mistake in the name is OkHttpUtils2.
link: ??????? Don't use OkHttpClient. Use OkHttpUtils2, which is based of course on OkHttpClient (B4A and B4J). It handles cookies automatically.

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