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The HttpJob module implements an http client. It is a simplified version of B4X HttpUtils2. Example: Sub Process_Globals Public Serial1 As Serial Private wifi As ESP8266WiFi End Sub Private Sub AppStart Serial1.Initialize(115200) Log("AppStart") If wifi.Connect("dlink") Then L
link: The two arrays sizes are set in Process_Globals of HttpJob.
link: How to resize ResponseCache? I got message "ResponseCache is full (100)" when try to download/read a web page. Thanks.

rHttpUtils2 collects the response until the connection breaks. Disable other tasks that can interrupt the connection.

Thanks Erel, now the log stops showing up but I have another very strange problem, I use this test code to send some parameters to a server and on the seventh send the ESP32 panics. I leave you the code to which it has to put the credentials of the wifi network and the rest would be operational, Yo
link: Hello, I am using the rHttpUtils2 module and I see that it sends the status via the LOG without having to use any LOG instruction I use serial port 1
link: It is a mistake. It was rESP8266WiFi that was updated. I've fixed it. v1.01 is attached. You can disable logs by adding HU2_DISABLE_LOGS as a conditi

You can use the source code instead of the library and change the two occurrences of Main in HttpJob module to whichever module you like. Another option is to delegate the call from Main to the other module: Public Sub JobDone (Job As JobResult) OtherModule.JobDone(Job) End Sub The "filed to co
link: Thanks Erel, But where is the source code? I think I saw it on the forum but I can't find it right now. Thank you very much for your great help.
link: b4xlib = zip file. Open rHttpUtils2.b4xlib and you will see it.
link: Hello Big Group, I've been using the rHttpUtils2 module for days and I've managed to get it working in a sample program (with great help from Erel).

You should use rHttpUtils2 to send http requests: https://www.b4x.-push-messages-fcm.81025/#content

I found the reason in the rHttpUtils2.b4xlib source code 152667

It is iHttpUtils2

Dear Daestrum, thank you for your answer. I got same result, "rHttpUtils2\Objects\src\rESP8266OTA" : I am using this code in rESP8266OTA.cpp: Please very much for help, best regards p4ppc

Start with rHttpUtils2 example: https://www.b4x.-rhttputils2-http-client.74785/#content
link: Thanks will start here and come back to this topic.
link: Hello, As I have asked my question here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/a-newbie-question.98247/ Now I am ready to try the b4r. I have my

Hello, I'm in the same situation, and I've managed to get it to connect if instead of "HTTS" and port 443 I use "HTTP" and port 80. I'll leave you the code that I'm trying and it connects, the rest I haven't got yet, I'm working on it. The intention is to upload a file from the ESP32
link: Hi, I think changing to HTTP & using port 80 would work for you as your server will except both but my server will only except HTTPS on port 443. I'v
link: Hi all, My goal is to be able to post data to a website using an ESP32 so I thought I would start at the basics & downloads Erel's example code at ht

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