Congratulation With New Funny :( Bug With Network 2.0 "post" Request On Android!

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#21

I have further narrowed it down to missing data in the event passed into my listener.

For example, when I POST something succesfully from the simulator or from an iOS device, I get back this as the event table:

{     responseHeaders =     {         Access-Control-Allow-Origin = "\*",         Content-Type = "application/json; charset=utf-8",         Date = "Tue, 23 Apr 2013 02:48:52 GMT",         Set-Cookie = "\_parse\_session=BAh7BkkiD3Nlc3Npb25faWQGOgZFRiIlNWQ4ZjMyZTlmNWRiMDQxYTAyM2ViMjZiMDIyMmYyYTQ%3D--39d76bd6cbdf29c9f6ea923befeaffa47411b0bd; domain=.parse.com; path=/; expires=Sun, 23-Apr-2023 02:48:52 GMT; secure; HttpOnly",         Access-Control-Request-Method = "\*",         Status = "201 Created",         Location = "https://api.parse.com/1/classes/Game/VfsDRgyzkN",         Cache-Control = "no-cache",         Connection = "keep-alive",         X-Runtime = "0.058573",         Content-Length = "64",         X-UA-Compatible = "IE=Edge,chrome=1",         Server = "nginx/1.2.2",     },     responseType = "text",     phase = "ended",     bytesEstimated = 64,     response = "{"createdAt":"2013-04-23T02:48:52.895Z","objectId":"VfsDRgyzkN"}",     name = "networkRequest",     bytesTransferred = 64,     status = 201,     url = "https://api.parse.com/1/classes/Game",     isError = false,     requestId = userdata: 0x109315fb8, }  

Note how the response var has something in it:

response = “{“createdAt”:“2013-04-23T02:48:52.895Z”,“objectId”:“VfsDRgyzkN”}”

Now, on Android I get nothing back in the response var even though the POST suceeded:

{     responseHeaders =     {         Access-Control-Allow-Origin = "\*",         Content-Length = "64",         X-UA-Compatible = "IE=Edge,chrome=1",         X-Runtime = "0.220905",         Date = "Tue, 23 Apr 2013 02:43:42 GMT",         Set-Cookie = "\_parse\_session=BAh7BkkiD3Nlc3Npb25faWQGOgZFRiIlYmVmZWUzNzUzODhiMDkwY2IxNWY1NjRlZmE3NTdiYzc%3D--37c47909943ae8189d856595df066364392aca85; domain=.parse.com; path=/; expires=Sun, 23-Apr-2023 02:43:42 GMT; secure; HttpOnly",         Access-Control-Request-Method = "\*",         X-Android-Sent-Millis = "1366771317313",         Connection = "keep-alive",         Status = "201 Created",         Cache-Control = "no-cache",         X-Android-Received-Millis = "1366771318017",         Location = "https://api.parse.com/1/classes/Game/TVPJIwJGno",         Content-Type = "application/json; charset=utf-8",         HTTP-STATUS-LINE = "HTTP/1.1 201 Created",         Server = "nginx/1.2.2",     },     responseType = "text",     phase = "ended",     bytesEstimated = 0,     response = "",     name = "networkRequest",     bytesTransferred = 0,     status = 201,     url = "https://api.parse.com/1/classes/Game",     isError = false,     requestId = false, }  

Does anyoine have a clue why this would be? This code has been working perfectly for over 6 months, but now I get no data back an Android.

#22

The next Daily Build (2013.2094 or later) should fix the problem with 201 responses which were being treated slightly differently to those with 200 codes.

This was the only problem I was able to find POSTing data on Android after a bunch of testing.  If still have problems using the fixed build, please send us a reproducible case and note the device and Android version you are seeing the error on.

#23

Thanks. My Android builds are back to working as of build 2013.1094.

#24

Hello, I have also the same problem but i m not a pro member. Could you tell me when it is the next release with this bug fix? Thanks.

#25

Hello, I have also the same problem but i m not a pro member. Could you tell me when it is the next release with this bug fix? Thanks.

#26

I don’t want to bother but can I get an answer about when the public release will include this bug fix ?
Because the more I work on my game the more I need to implement a temporary dirty solution to avoid this bug.

Thanks.

#27

From history, they’re usually about 6 month apart I think.

#28

We’re finalizing a Public Release at the moment.  I can’t say exactly when it will be available because we might still find a showstopper but you can assume it’ll be Real Soon Now.

#29

Great news ! Thanks !

#30

I have a similar problem with network.download GET request.

Basically what we do is uploading a .txt on dropbox. This .txt contains the base64 converted binary data of an image.
Then, we want to retrieve this data, and we do so through a .download request, to save it in a .txt file in the Documents Directory. 

On iOS and simulator, everything works fine. 
On Android, event.response is always nil. This on the latest build.

Any thoughts?

UPDATE:
fixed. For some reason on android parse.com reports code 302 (redirect) for retrieving files.
Just take the url in responseHeader.Location and redo the call with it (:

#31

I don’t want to bother but can I get an answer about when the public release will include this bug fix ?
Because the more I work on my game the more I need to implement a temporary dirty solution to avoid this bug.

Thanks.

#32

From history, they’re usually about 6 month apart I think.

#33

We’re finalizing a Public Release at the moment.  I can’t say exactly when it will be available because we might still find a showstopper but you can assume it’ll be Real Soon Now.

#34

Great news ! Thanks !

#35

I have a similar problem with network.download GET request.

Basically what we do is uploading a .txt on dropbox. This .txt contains the base64 converted binary data of an image.
Then, we want to retrieve this data, and we do so through a .download request, to save it in a .txt file in the Documents Directory. 

On iOS and simulator, everything works fine. 
On Android, event.response is always nil. This on the latest build.

Any thoughts?

UPDATE:
fixed. For some reason on android parse.com reports code 302 (redirect) for retrieving files.
Just take the url in responseHeader.Location and redo the call with it (:

#36

The code below works in IOS but just returns network Error when testing on an Android device. I have the latest build - CoronaSDK 2013.1171 -. From the above dialog it was just a build issue but it still does not work.

My  build settings contain:

            “android.permission.INTERNET”,

            “android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE”,

            “android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION”,

            “android.permission.ACCESS_COURSE_LOCATION”,

Any ideas?

Thanks

local function networkListenerLamp( event )

        if ( event.isError ) then

               print( “Network error!”)

              native.showAlert( “Network Error!”, “Status: Try Again.”, { “OK” } )

        else

                print ( "RESPONSE: " … event.response )

                   end

               end

local function LampHttp()

 colortype ="#000000"

headers = {}

headers[“Content-Type”] = “application/json”

headers[“Accept-Language”] = “en-US”

body = ‘{“program”: "’ … programtype … ‘",“color”: "’ … colortype … ‘"}’ 

–*******************************

local params = {}

params.headers = headers

params.body = body

network.request( “https://agent.electric.com/”…_G.Accountt , “POST”, networkListenerLamp,  params)

end

#37

I always get an error for https://agent.electric.com :

curl: (6) Couldn’t resolve host ‘agent.electric.com’

Getting “isError” set is what I would expect in Corona.  I don’t know why it appears to work for you in iOS.

#38

My question was there any syntax difference for Android and IOS that would cause the networkListenerLamp error.

The URL was bogus because the actual is attached to an account.

Bottom line I go it to work by asking the server to specify in their header what the Content-Type was. IOS is forgiving on Content-Type but Android is not. Thank you for your input.

#39

The code below works in IOS but just returns network Error when testing on an Android device. I have the latest build - CoronaSDK 2013.1171 -. From the above dialog it was just a build issue but it still does not work.

My  build settings contain:

            “android.permission.INTERNET”,

            “android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE”,

            “android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION”,

            “android.permission.ACCESS_COURSE_LOCATION”,

Any ideas?

Thanks

local function networkListenerLamp( event )

        if ( event.isError ) then

               print( “Network error!”)

              native.showAlert( “Network Error!”, “Status: Try Again.”, { “OK” } )

        else

                print ( "RESPONSE: " … event.response )

                   end

               end

local function LampHttp()

 colortype ="#000000"

headers = {}

headers[“Content-Type”] = “application/json”

headers[“Accept-Language”] = “en-US”

body = ‘{“program”: "’ … programtype … ‘",“color”: "’ … colortype … ‘"}’ 

–*******************************

local params = {}

params.headers = headers

params.body = body

network.request( “https://agent.electric.com/”…_G.Accountt , “POST”, networkListenerLamp,  params)

end

#40

I always get an error for https://agent.electric.com :

curl: (6) Couldn’t resolve host ‘agent.electric.com’

Getting “isError” set is what I would expect in Corona.  I don’t know why it appears to work for you in iOS.