Examples with ConnectionRequest com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest used on opensource projects

Example 16 with ConnectionRequest

use of com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class CloudStorage method deleteCloudFile.

/**
 * Deletes a file from the cloud storage
 *
 * @param fileId the file id to delete
 * @return true if the operation was successful
 * @deprecated this API is currently deprecated due to Googles cloud storage deprection
 */
public boolean deleteCloudFile(String fileId) {
    if (CloudPersona.getCurrentPersona().getToken() == null) {
        CloudPersona.createAnonymous();
    }
    ConnectionRequest req = new ConnectionRequest();
    req.setPost(false);
    req.setFailSilently(true);
    req.setUrl(SERVER_URL + "/fileStoreDelete");
    req.addArgument("i", fileId);
    req.addArgument("t", CloudPersona.getCurrentPersona().getToken());
    NetworkManager.getInstance().addToQueueAndWait(req);
    if (req.getResponseCode() == 200) {
        return new String(req.getResponseData()).equals("OK");
    }
    return false;
}

Example 17 with ConnectionRequest

use of com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class FacebookConnect method validateToken.

@Override
protected boolean validateToken(String token) {
    // make a call to the API if the return value is 40X the token is not
    // valid anymore
    final boolean[] retval = new boolean[1];
    retval[0] = true;
    ConnectionRequest req = new ConnectionRequest() {

        @Override
        protected void handleErrorResponseCode(int code, String message) {
            // access token not valid anymore
            if (code >= 400 && code <= 410) {
                retval[0] = false;
                return;
            }
            super.handleErrorResponseCode(code, message);
        }
    };
    req.setPost(false);
    req.setUrl("https://graph.facebook.com/v2.4/me");
    req.addArgumentNoEncoding("access_token", token);
    NetworkManager.getInstance().addToQueueAndWait(req);
    return retval[0];
}

Example 18 with ConnectionRequest

use of com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class GoogleConnect method validateToken.

@Override
protected boolean validateToken(String token) {
    // make a call to the API if the return value is 40X the token is not
    // valid anymore
    final boolean[] retval = new boolean[1];
    retval[0] = true;
    ConnectionRequest req = new ConnectionRequest() {

        @Override
        protected void handleErrorResponseCode(int code, String message) {
            // access token not valid anymore
            if (code >= 400 && code <= 410) {
                retval[0] = false;
                return;
            }
            super.handleErrorResponseCode(code, message);
        }
    };
    req.setPost(false);
    req.setUrl("https://www.googleapis.com/plus/v1/people/me");
    req.addRequestHeader("Authorization", "Bearer " + token);
    NetworkManager.getInstance().addToQueueAndWait(req);
    return retval[0];
}

Example 19 with ConnectionRequest

use of com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class Push method sendPushMessage.

/**
 * Sends a push message and returns true if server delivery succeeded, notice that the
 * push message isn't guaranteed to reach all devices.
 *
 * @param body the body of the message
 * @param deviceKey an optional parameter (can be null) when sending to a specific device
 * @param production whether pushing to production or test/sandbox environment
 * @param googleAuthKey authorization key from the google play store
 * @param iosCertificateURL a URL where you host the iOS certificate for this applications push capabilities.
 * @param iosCertificatePassword the password for the push certificate
 * @param bbUrl the URL to which the push should be submitted when sending a blackberry push for evaluation use https://pushapi.eval.blackberry.com
 * for production you will need to apply at https://cp310.pushapi.na.blackberry.com
 * @param bbApp the application id to authenticate on push for RIM devices
 * @param bbPass the application password credentials authenticate on push for RIM devices
 * @param bbPort the port of the blackberry push
 * @return true if the message reached the Codename One server successfully, this makes no guarantee
 * of delivery.
 * @deprecated this method sends a push using the old push servers which will be retired, you need to switch
 * to the equivalent method that accepts a push token
 */
public static boolean sendPushMessage(String body, String deviceKey, boolean production, String googleAuthKey, String iosCertificateURL, String iosCertificatePassword, String bbUrl, String bbApp, String bbPass, String bbPort) {
    ConnectionRequest cr = createPushMessage(body, deviceKey, production, googleAuthKey, iosCertificateURL, iosCertificatePassword, bbUrl, bbApp, bbPass, bbPort);
    NetworkManager.getInstance().addToQueueAndWait(cr);
    if (cr.getResposeCode() == 200) {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

Example 20 with ConnectionRequest

use of com.codename1.io.ConnectionRequest in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class TestComponent method testCookiesInBrowserComponent.

private void testCookiesInBrowserComponent() throws IOException {
    Cookie.clearCookiesFromStorage();
    Form f = new Form("CookiesInBrowser");
    String formName = "CookiesInBrowser";
    f.setName(formName);
    f.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
    BrowserComponent bc = new BrowserComponent();
    f.add(BorderLayout.CENTER, bc);
    f.show();
    TestUtils.waitForFormName(formName, 2000);
    String baseUrl = "http://solutions.weblite.ca/cn1tests/cookie";
    String clearCookiesUrl = baseUrl + "/reset.php";
    String setCookiesUrl = baseUrl + "/set.php";
    String checkCookiesUrl = baseUrl + "/check.php";
    String setCookiesUrlSession = baseUrl + "/set_session.php";
    final BrowserStatus status = new BrowserStatus(bc);
    bc.setURL(clearCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    Map<String, Object> res = status.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(setCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    res = status.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(clearCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    res = status.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(setCookiesUrlSession);
    status.waitReady();
    status.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status.waitReady();
    res = status.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
    // Now let's try to share cookies between the browser component and
    // a connection request.
    ConnectionRequest.setUseNativeCookieStore(true);
    Cookie.clearCookiesFromStorage();
    BrowserComponent bc2 = new BrowserComponent();
    bc.getParent().replace(bc, bc2, null);
    bc = bc2;
    f.revalidate();
    final BrowserStatus status2 = new BrowserStatus(bc);
    bc.setURL(clearCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    status2.reset();
    // First verify that the cookie is not set in either browser or connection request
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    res = status2.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    res = ConnectionRequest.fetchJSON(checkCookiesUrl);
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    // Next let's set the cookie in the browser, and verify that it is set in both
    // browser and connection request.
    status2.reset();
    bc.setURL(setCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    status2.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    res = status2.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
    res = ConnectionRequest.fetchJSON(checkCookiesUrl);
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
    // Now let's delete the cookie in the browser and verify that it is deleted in
    // both the browser and connection request.
    status2.reset();
    bc.setURL(clearCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    status2.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    res = status2.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    res = ConnectionRequest.fetchJSON(checkCookiesUrl);
    TestUtils.assertBool(null == res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie should be null after clearing cookies but was " + res.get("cookieval"));
    // Now let's set the cookie in the ConnectionRequest and verify that it is set in both
    // connection request and browser.
    ConnectionRequest.fetchJSON(setCookiesUrl);
    res = ConnectionRequest.fetchJSON(checkCookiesUrl);
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
    status2.reset();
    bc.setURL(checkCookiesUrl);
    status2.waitReady();
    res = status2.getJSONContent();
    TestUtils.assertEqual("hello", res.get("cookieval"), "Cookie set to incorrect value.");
}