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Using cookies with Android volley library

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16680701/using-cookies-with-android-volley-library

sessionid private static MyApp _instance private RequestQueue _requestQueue private SharedPreferences _preferences public.. this _requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue this public RequestQueue getRequestQueue return _requestQueue.. this _requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue this public RequestQueue getRequestQueue return _requestQueue Checks the response headers..

Android Volley - Quickstart [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17278866/android-volley-quickstart

in disk cache How to use it Step 1 Create request queue RequestQueue requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue context.getApplicationContext.. 1 Create request queue RequestQueue requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue context.getApplicationContext Step 2 Create request StringRequest..

Instantiating core Volley objects

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17336434/instantiating-core-volley-objects

objects What I'm a bit unsure about with Volley is the RequestQueue ImageLoader objects and ImageLoader.ImageCache implementations.... My experience with Volley is that I would initiate a RequestQueue inside of the Application class passing it a global context.. downside to doing this just make a static reference to the RequestQueue as such public class MyApplication extends Application private..

WebView threads never stop (WebViewCoreThread, CookieSyncManager, http[0-3])

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2040963/webview-threads-never-stop-webviewcorethread-cookiesyncmanager-http0-3

Object.wait long int line not available native method RequestQueue Object .wait line 288 ConnectionThread.run line 93 I wonder..

Using cookies with Android volley library

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16680701/using-cookies-with-android-volley-library

String COOKIE_KEY Cookie private static final String SESSION_COOKIE sessionid private static MyApp _instance private RequestQueue _requestQueue private SharedPreferences _preferences public static MyApp get return _instance @Override public void onCreate.. super.onCreate _instance this _preferences PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences this _requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue this public RequestQueue getRequestQueue return _requestQueue Checks the response headers for session cookie and saves.. this _preferences PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences this _requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue this public RequestQueue getRequestQueue return _requestQueue Checks the response headers for session cookie and saves it if it finds it. @param..

Android Volley - Quickstart [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17278866/android-volley-quickstart

Volley Simple Powerful Extendable Built in memory cache Built in disk cache How to use it Step 1 Create request queue RequestQueue requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue context.getApplicationContext Step 2 Create request StringRequest request new StringRequest.. in memory cache Built in disk cache How to use it Step 1 Create request queue RequestQueue requestQueue Volley.newRequestQueue context.getApplicationContext Step 2 Create request StringRequest request new StringRequest Request.Method.GET url listener..

Instantiating core Volley objects

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17336434/instantiating-core-volley-objects

core Volley objects What I'm a bit unsure about with Volley is the RequestQueue ImageLoader objects and ImageLoader.ImageCache implementations.. In the examples I have come across they are instantiated.. objects android android volley share improve this question My experience with Volley is that I would initiate a RequestQueue inside of the Application class passing it a global context to the application. I can't see the downside to doing this just.. it a global context to the application. I can't see the downside to doing this just make a static reference to the RequestQueue as such public class MyApplication extends Application private static RequestQueue mRequestQueue @Override public void onCreate..

WebView threads never stop (WebViewCoreThread, CookieSyncManager, http[0-3])

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2040963/webview-threads-never-stop-webviewcorethread-cookiesyncmanager-http0-3

.run line 90 Thread.run line 1060 Thread 19 http0 Suspended Object.wait long int line not available native method RequestQueue Object .wait line 288 ConnectionThread.run line 93 I wonder how can I tell the Looper in each of those threads to quit...