I'm trying to send a HTTP POST request to a PHP file on my web hosting server from my Android app.
That request contains the data from the app and is validated or saved on the server and then the PHP file sends a JSON response which is received by the Android device and the actions are taken accordingly like logging in or registering etc.
Now the problem that has arisen is that till now I didn't have a paid DOMAIN instead only a HOSTING service. That Hosting Service gave me a Server IP address to access the Index.php file I had uploaded.
So in my Android code I had written the url to be connected as http://10x.xxx.xx.xx/index.php/
and the request and response were working totally fine.
Now I have purchased a Domain name from Godaddy.com and I'm forwarding that domain name to the Server IP I had and when I open it in browser it's working perfectly fine. And so I changed the ip on which the request should be sent in my Android code to http://www.sampleurl.com/index.php/
This is my index.php file
if (isset($_POST['tag']) && $_POST['tag'] != '') {
// get tag
$tag = $_POST['tag'];
//do other authorization stuff
}
else
echo "Access Denied";
Now the problem is when I'm using the Server Ip address to connect it goes into the if block and functions correctly. But when I use the Domain name it always returns Access Denied.
The Logcat shows:
03-18 02:59:08.780: E/JSON(30892): Access Deniedn
03-18 02:59:08.780: E/JSON Parser(30892): Error parsing data org.json.JSONException: Value Access of type java.lang.String cannot be converted to JSONObject
03-18 02:59:08.780: W/System.err(30892): java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String org.json.JSONObject.getString(java.lang.String)' on a null object reference
Now I don't know how a letter 'n' is appended after 'Access denied' neither why the request is not being served correctly.
P.S. I have used forwarding instead of updating the NS at the domain. Can that possibly be causing the issue?
With the DNS being configured to forward, your post-request got lost. Check your server logs. You need to set it to be a type A record.
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I'm trying to get information of my liked tracks on spotify thru spotity API
My local environment
Docker desktop for win container based on Ubuntu (on WSL2/Win11 PC)
with using spotipy library and in my local python code.
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/reference/#/operations/get-users-saved-tracks
I have faced authorization error on Redirect URI. in some cases.
I have known the Redirect URI value should be same both of
in the setting on my app in dashboard and my code as redirect_uri.
I have been coding on my local dev env JupyterLab.
I 've tried many times.
I had set value in the redirect URI field in some cases as follows
1)
"http://localhost:8888/callback"
==error message
OSError: [Errno 98] Address already in use
2)
http://example.com/callback
==error message
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "NoneType") to str
This case
my program console required to input redirect uri 2 times
just after I run my python code.
https://github.com/meowsa00/for_smri_qa_to_share/blob/main/spotify_backup4likedtracks.ipynb
-Question
What is the correct value that should be input to redirect URI?
Let me know what redirect URI I should input to be authorized.
someone who faced same error on the same environment of mine,
Could you please let me know the solution?
I am new to ADF. I created an http linked service and it tested successfully (https://rebrickable.com/downloads/). On the http dataset properties page the same url address is in the Base URL. I then put just the file name that exists on that page (themes.csv.gz) in the Relative URL. When I click next to the File format settings page the Preview pane says:
Failed to read data from http server. Check the error from http
server：The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found. The
remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found. . Activity ID:
0ca9f9c7-438d-461a-81c1-f81bacace4ca
What am I doing wrong please?
I also tried to create a new linked service and point it to my desktop files. I selected'File', left it at AutoresolveIntegrationruntime, put the path in Host. But don't know what do to with User/password. Please help
I hit the above mentioned end point in by browser : https://rebrickable.com/downloads/themes.csv.gz
Looks like the file is not existent at the mentioned location.
I did a quick scan of the page https://rebrickable.com/downloads
Encountered the below file :
Saw the file hyperlinked to this url (This is different from what you're attempting to in the ADF)
https://cdn.rebrickable.com/media/downloads/themes.csv.gz
I was able to download the file by using the above.
Would suggest you to try the above endpoint.
Update your url to https://cdn.rebrickable.com/media/downloads/ in https connection source
In Ghost 0.5.1-1, I added support for forward slashes in a post's URL, allowing me to fake categories like so:
/blog/hello-world/
/portfolio/freelance/
/sandbox/my-jquery-plugin/
With this change, backlinks to my old WordPress site are still accessible.
When I run the blog locally, I'm able to successfully change the URL from both the editor and the content page under the Ghost admin. The logs show an encoded value is handled:
GET /ghost/api/v0.1/slugs/post/blog%2Fnew-post/ 200 31ms
When I test the feature on my Azure site, the logs show a decoded value, resulting in Ghost displaying an error notification:
GET /ghost/api/v0.1/slugs/post/blog/new-post/ 200 31ms
The notification reads Cannot read property '0' of undefined.
The GET request contains the encoded value:
Request URL: http://obscured/ghost/api/v0.1/slugs/post/blog%2Fnew-post/
Request Method:GET
Status Code:200 OK
Could someone explain why the value is decoded only on my Azure site? In Ghost 0.4.0, I was able to save this change without issue both locally and on the server, yet with 0.5.0 and 0.5.1-1, I cannot.
I've set up the Chromecast SDK, whitelisted my device, and am running web servers at the URLs I provided in the whitelist request.
The chromecast tic tac toe app works fine with the default app id "TicTacToe", however changing it to my own: "1813060e-33c5-41dc-b356-0d2bad12497f" or "1813060e-33c5-41dc-b356-0d2bad12497f_1" does not work.
The server url is up and running at http://chromecast.clockworkmod.com/, but no requests are being made to it by Chromecast. The chromecast doesn't display anything. However I get a few errors in the log.
Here is the logcat.
W/StartSessionTask(15590): StartApplicationRequest failed with status:
-4 E/ApplicationSession(15590): StartSessionTask failed with error: failed to start application: request failed D/GameActivity(15590):
start session failed: failed to start application: request failed
I've also tried using the internal app id with the dev url I had provided, http://192.168.1.2:3000/
I found the answer here:
unable to cast to personal whitelisted receiver app
Using the Chromecast app on my Macbook, I went into Settings.
Send serial number when Checking for updates
Reboot device the device using the Mac update app
This resolved the error for me. The chromecast doesn't know if it is whitelisted unless you send the serial during update checks.
I think I see what's missing! In your receiver you gave a link to, you have:
var receiver = new cast.receiver.Receiver(
'GoogleCastSampleApp',
[cast.receiver.RemoteMedia.NAMESPACE],
"",
5);
But it should be (fill in the 'YOUR APP ID HERE' with your App ID)
var receiver = new cast.receiver.Receiver(
'YOUR APP ID HERE',
[cast.receiver.RemoteMedia.NAMESPACE],
"",
5);
I am running into the same error as well. I after setting the Chromecast to send the serial when checking for updates I was finally able to access the debugger one port 9222. Unfortunately, I don't see anything happen on the Chromecast at all when I select it from the device list on my Nexus and try sending one of the demo videos.
Something I noticed and I don't know it makes difference or not but if you whitelist a domain in the GoogleCast extension for Chrome and you include the "http://" it will cause the injection to not work. I wonder if this is the problem with the look up that the Chromecast performs as I submitted my URLs to Google with the http:// prepended. Again I am not sure this should really make a difference but I plan on trying to resubmit the URLs just to see.
Install cURL in your windows machine from here
Now make sure that your device and laptop are in same network.
Now go to command prompt, type curl -d "" http://:8008/apps/YouTube
there If it gets casted automatically to TV then instead of YouTube put your appid and try.
If not then your router is blocking some traffic.
I'm writing a very small app to create and test caml querys for sharepoint. While executing the GetListItems method I'm receiving the following exception;
System.Net.WebException: "The request failed with an empty response."
The service is located on a https address (ssl). I setup the service as follows;
result = new ListService.Lists();
result.Url = siteUrl;
result.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(txtUserName.Text, txtPassword.Text, txtDomain.Text);
I invoke the GetListItems() method as follows;
xmlResult = spList.GetListItems(listName, string.Empty, camlQuery, null, string.Empty, null, string.Empty);
I'm trying to find out why I'm getting the empty result message. I've also tried other methods (i.e. GetListCollection) but to no avail.
At first I thought that the problem might be the URL (http instead of https), but that is not the case. I even checked it with wireshark to make sure the right URL is used.
Did someone come accross this problem and how did you solve it?
OMG...! I've solved it after all. After posting this question, I tried to get hold of the wsdl the check the service itself. When I checked it via internet explorer all was ok. When I tried to add it as a reference in VS it went wrong. So something was not ok. Then it occured to me that there was a new login screen for our company network.
After some quick phonecalls I learned what the problem was; IT Services installed a ISA 2006 server and 'forgot' to tell me. The ISA server was blocking all trafic on the HTTPS port (443) for unkown programs and or clients. That's why internet explorer presented me with a new and shiny login dialog.