Android Question OkHttp & OkHttputils2 replacing Http & OkHttpUtils2

[ciginfo]

Hello,
I can't replace Http & Httputils2 by OkHttp & OkHttpUtils2

I replace "Http" &" Httputils2" with "OkHttp" & "OkHttpUtils2"
I Delete " HttpUtils.bas" and "HttpUtilsService.bas"
I replace "HttpUtils as HttpClient" with "HttpUtils as OkHttpClient"

But, all are unknown members
"HttpUtils.Download" & "HttpUtils.CallbackActivity"
HttpUtils.CallbackActivity = "Main"
HttpUtils.CallbackJobDoneSub = "JobDone"
HttpUtils.CallbackUrlDoneSub = "UrlDone"
HttpUtils.PostString("POST Job1", PostUrl, "key1=value1&key2=value2")

What else do I have to change?
Thank you for your help.

 

[Erel]

You are using the very very old HttpUtils (1). OkHttpUtils2 replaced HttpUtils2.

You should switch to OkHttpUtils2, however the API is a bit different. Luckily it is much simpler and more powerful.

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[ciginfo]

Yes, because i'm modifing indeed a very old appli.
But if i use OkHttpUtils2 i have much code to change no ?

 

[Erel]

You will need to do some changes. You can also keep the old HttpUtils library. I don't recommend it but it still works. You just need to add this to the manifest editor:

AddApplicationText(
<uses-library
      android:name="org.apache.http.legacy"
      android:required="false" />
)