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The new okhttputils2 Library depends on a newer okhttp library which needs Android 5+.
link: Thank you DonManfred
link: Dear friends, please for help, I am using Okhttputils2 (v 2.96) B4A 11.20 In newer Android is everything OK but in Android 4.4.2 with SDK 19, I get

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

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

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Downloading / making http requests with any other library or source other than OkHttpUtils2 (=iHttpUtils2) -> OkHttpUtils2 OkHttpUtils2 is very powerful and can be extended in many ways, without modifying the source. It is also very simple to use. Shared modules folder -> referenced modules The s

Thank you Erel. Just to be utterly clear, the correct usage is that OkHttpUtils2 requests can be made in any service in a B4XPages project (but not in any activity including B4XMainPage) but in a non-B4xPages project (eg. a widget) must be made in Starter. Again, thanks and best wishes.
link: The problem occurs on instructions. After installing this update to OKHttpUtils2 I am now getting log messages saying "sending message to waiting que
link: This cannot happen in B4XPages unless you are making the request from an activity, which is a mistake. If you are not using B4XPages then you will ne

The OKHttpUtils2 library is a b4xlib library and it contains two code snippets which belong to the b4xlib ! You can add your own snippets or from others and save them in the additional libraries B4X\Snippets folder. B4xlib library developers can add snippets specific to their library by adding a Sni
link: With the test project in post#1, if the OkHttpUtils2 library is selected you will see two code snippets specific for this library. When you un-select
link: Ok, attach the two snippet text files relating to OKHttpUtils2. I don't have time now (but in a few minutes i will be here again, don't despair ? ). S
link: Did you import the OKHttpUtils2 libaray on the libraries manager tab?

The actual Version is okhttputils2 and okhttp. Both belong together.
link: Hi, is the current version "okhttputils2", and is the old version "okhttp", or is there an "okhttputils" version? Thank you.
link: OkHttpUtils2 depends on OkHttp. You need to use the older version of OkHttpUtils2 that depends on an older version of OkHttp.
link: it's not 2 different versions of okhttputils2; it's okhttputils2 and httputils. as i recall, you can have both versions in the same app. have you tri

OkHttpUtils2 = jOkHttpUtils2 = iHttpUtils2 The library was updated when B4A v10.7 was released. It will be included in the next versions of B4i and B4J. It is also attached.
link: So I just copied the OkHttpUtils2.b4xlib from B4A 10.7 and rename it to jOkHttpUtils2.b4xlib in B4J Library directory. 111517

All previous versions of OkHttpUtils2 relied on a service. As it is no longer possible to start services when the app starts in the background, this configuration is problematic and it will fail in such cases (https://www.b4x.-and-httpjob.146181). In the new version HttpUtils2Service is actually a r
link: Thank you - perfect. Had just converted my app services to receivers and was getting a lot of crashes for android.app.: startForegroundService() not a
link: Sorry for butting in, so as not to create a new thread with my question, what is this "receiver"? Any thread where it is explained?

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