Android Question problems multiple sending files to the server

[Roberto P.]

I'm trying to send multiple files (pdf) from the device to the server, but is sent only last on the list !

Will you help me figure out where I'm wrong?

Client Code:

Dim aListFile As List    =    File.ListFiles( aPath )
    Dim aFileName As String
    Dim aFileSize As Int
   
    If aListFile.IsInitialized Then
       
        For i = 0 To aListFile.Size -1
            aFileName    =    aListFile.Get(i)
           
            Dim aExist As Boolean    =    File.Exists(aPath, aFileName)

           
            If aExist Then
           
                aFileSize = File.Size(aPath, aFileName)
                Log("File Name : " & aFileName & " Size: " & aFileSize)
           
                Dim out As OutputStream
                out.InitializeToBytesArray(aFileSize)
                Dim In As InputStream = File.OpenInput(aPath, aFileName)
                File.Copy2(In, out)
                out.Close
                In.Close
               
                Dim su As StringUtils
                j.PostBytes(aLink & "?type=ticket&filename=" &  su.EncodeUrl(aFileName, "UTF8"), out.ToBytesArray)
               
           
            End If
           
        Next
       
    End If

Thank you

 

[DonManfred]

you are using ONE job.... Dim and Initialize a new job for each job you want to start. Don´t reuse an old Object.

 

[Roberto P.]

it works. Thank you.

 

[Roberto P.]

What function is better to send pdf files of about 900kb?

j.PostBytes(aLink & "?type=ticket&filename=" &  aFileName, out.ToBytesArray)

or 
               
j.PostFile(aLink & "?type=ticket&filename=" & aFileName, aPath, aFileName)

thanks

 

[DonManfred]

or

The best (and i think correct) solution would be to use Postmultipart.
Note that the receiving side must be able to handle it.

 

[Roberto P.]

The best (and i think correct) solution would be to use Postmultipart.
Note that the receiving side must be able to handle it.

ok, I will do it.
thanks

 

[Erel]

The best (and i think correct) solution would be to use Postmultipart.

It depends on the server. If the server can accept the file as the raw payload then it is better (more efficient and simpler) to send it with PostFile or PostBytes.