Android Question Why my Jobdone sub is never reach?

[Riv]

Hy Experts and active members, why my Jobdone sub is never reach?

 

[sorex]

I think the problem is in line 74

 

[Riv]

I can't imagin that there are no other people on the forum with same problem. Here's my code.

In my activity :

Sub Blabla

Dim sJ As HttpJob
Dim sReq As String

sReq = Main.pHandler.soGetRequest("***", "***")

sJ.Initialize("sJ", Me)
sJ.PostString(Main.ui, sReq)

end Sub

Sub JobDone(Job As HttpJob)

If Job.JobName = "sJ" Then

If Job.Success Then

Main.pHandler.swResponse(Job.GetString)
End If

END Sub

 

[Misterbates]

How is the JobDone sub linked to the HttpJob object? If the "sJ" in the Initialize call is the event name for callbacks, then sub JobDone should be declared as sub sJ_JobDone (at least, that's how callbacks normally work).

 

[sorex]

what is this sReq = Main.pHandler.soGetRequest("***", "***") doing and what is the content of sReq ?

and what about main.ui ?

 

[Riv]

what is this sReq = Main.pHandler.soGetRequest("***", "***") doing and what is the content of sReq ?

Sending a json request to a server with two parameters.

And Mister bates, what i maked up out of the httpUtils tut. Is that Js is a HttpJob object

 

[sorex]

if that json request is async the code after it is already executed before your request has fetched the data.

you should call the post in the json request event

 

[Riv]

Thank you for the reply.

 

[Misterbates]

Mister bates, what i maked up out of the httpUtils tut. Is that Js is a HttpJob object

My point is that there is no obvious connection between your Js instance and your JobDone sub. Normally, the event name is the link, but it requires you to declare your JobDone sub as <eventname>_JobDone - in your example, you would declare Js_JobDone as the sub name, so that the HttpJob object can find the sub to raise the event.

 

[Erel]

Check this tutorial if using B4A v7+: B4X] OkHttpUtils2 with Wait For

 

[sorex]

@Misterbates : http jobs use that general jobdone callback. code selection is based on that job id.

 

[Riv]

My point is that there is no obvious connection between your Js instance and your JobDone sub. Normally, the event name is the link, but it requires you to declare your JobDone sub as <eventname>_JobDone - in your example, you would declare Js_JobDone as the sub name, so that the HttpJob object can find the sub to raise the event.

Thank you for the reply. I tryed the

if that json request is async the code after it is already executed before your request has fetched the data.

you should call the post in the json request event

Thanks Sorex,
My Hanlder is a is code file and not a activity. And my experience as a newbie is that the httpjob doesn't work in a code file.

 

[sorex]

I use classes instead of code modules as they are more flexible.

 

[DonManfred]

My Hanlder is a is code file and not a activity. And my experience as a newbie is that the httpjob doesn't work in a code file.

You mean CodeModule?
Yes. it is not possible in codemodules. Use a Activity, a Service or a Class.

 

[Riv]

Check this tutorial if using B4A v7+: B4X] OkHttpUtils2 with Wait For

Thank you, Yes this works. I already tryed it, but not all the time. Some time is jumps over it. That's making it so strange.

 

[Riv]

My point is that there is no obvious connection between your Js instance and your JobDone sub. Normally, the event name is the link, but it requires you to declare your JobDone sub as <eventname>_JobDone - in your example, you would declare Js_JobDone as the sub name, so that the HttpJob object can find the sub to raise the event.

Thanks you,

I tryed js_JobDone but still i can't reach the sub.

 

[Riv]

You mean CodeModule?
Yes. it is not possible in codemodules. Use a Activity, a Service or a Class.

A codeModule a meant, it only seams to work ik a activity or service. I'm using a service now. Thanks

 

[DonManfred]

, but it requires you to declare your JobDone sub as <eventname>_JobDone

Yes? Since when?
My JobDone subs ALL have the name JobDone. With no prefix.

 

[sorex]

@Riv: all my games do it within a class, always works fine. no need for a service.

 

[Riv]

@Riv: all my games do it within a class, always works fine. no need for a service.

Oke, in a game, i'll rebuild it to classses, and try it again. Thank you