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Please, does Volley automatically add my GET params to the URL? For me it's not working so and also when looking into sources, I just cant find any call of the getParams method.. So should I build the URL myself? It's no problem at all, I just thought that when there is such method like getParams, it could do that for me:) UPDATE: Below is my code.. public class BundleRequest extends com.android.volley.Request<Bundle>{ private String token; private OnAuthTokenValidatorResponseListener mListener; private final Map<String, String> mParams = new HashMap<String, String>();; public BundleRequest

I know very, very little of javascript, but I'm interested in writing a script which needs information from another webpage. It there a javascript equivalent of something like urllib2? It doesn't need to be very robust, just enough to process a simple GET request, no need to store cookies or anything and store the results. Daniel Vassallo There is the XMLHttpRequest , but that would be limited to the same domain of your web site, because of the Same Origin Policy . However, you may be interested in checking out the following Stack Overflow post for a few solutions around the Same Origin Policy

A situation I ran across this week: we have a jQuery Ajax call that goes back to the server to get data $.ajax( { type: "POST", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", url: fullMethodPath, data: data, dataType: "json", success: function(response) { successCallback(response); }, error: errorCallback, complete: completeCallback }); fullMethodPath is a link to a static method on a page (let's say /MyPage.aspx/MyMethod ). public partial class MyPage : Page { // snip [WebMethod] public static AjaxData MyMethod(string param1, int param2) { // return some data here } } This works, no problem.

What are the strengths of GET over POST and vice versa when creating an ajax request? How do I know which I should use at any given time? Is it a security-minded decision? Also, what is the difference in how they are actually sent? POST requests are requests that you do not want to accidentally happen. GET requests are requests you are OK with happening by a user pointing a browser to via a URL. GET requests can be repeated quite simply since their data is based in the URL itself. You should think about AJAX requests like you think about regular form requests (and their GET and POST) GETs

When we define a property like public string Name {get; set;} dot net can make our properties code. but when we use public string Name {get;} public string Name {set;} we face with 'Hajloo.SomeThing.PropertyName.set' must declare a body because it is not marked abstract or extern. Automatically implemented properties must define both get and set accessors. Actually why the compiler can't determine the property and make code automatically? What's the problem? Because the auto-implemented properties generate their own backing store for the property values. You have no access to the internal

I have set up a Tumblr account and registered my application to authenticate it. Tumblr Documentation: http://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/api/v2 I understand the API outputs JSON like this: { "meta": { "status": 200, "msg": "OK" }, "response": { "blog": { "title": "David's Log", "posts": 3456, "name": "david", "url": "http:\/\/david.tumblr.com\/", "updated": 1308953007, "description": "<p><strong>Mr. Karp<\/strong> is tall and skinny, with unflinching blue eyes a mop of brown hair.\r\n "ask": true, "ask_anon": false, "likes": 12345 } } } Thats fine, but the documentation ends there. I have no idea

I wrote a simple HTTP client and server in Python for experimenting. The first code snippet below shows how I send an HTTP GET request with a parameter named imsi. In the second code snippet I show my do_Get function implementation in the server side. My question is how I can extract the imsi parameter in the server code and send a response back to the client in order to signal the client that imsi is valid. Thanks. P.S.: I verified that the client sends the request successfully. CLIENT code snippet params = urllib.urlencode({'imsi': str(imsi)}) conn = httplib.HTTPConnection(host + ':' + str

This is a Unity3d in C# question. The goal is to create an object such that I can pass in a URL and receive data via GET , an object that I would create the would be a wrapper for the WWW logic. I would also like a 'POST' object too, where I could supply a url and a 'Dictionary' of key-value pairs as the post arguements. Sooo... we ultimately would like something like this: get_data = GET.request("http://www.someurl.com/somefile.php?somevariable=somevalue"); AND post_data = POST.request("http://www.someurl.com/somefile.php", post) // Where post is a Dictionary of key-value pairs of my post

Because the data size isn't little that my web app needs to load, it gets pretty slow some times so therefor I decided to add some jQuery ajax functions to load certain data upon request and then save it in a cache. What I would like to know is how can I limit any GET or POST requests only from localhost/same server/same ip so I can avoid any calls from outside to my app? That means that my php functions that returns data, should return data only if requested from localhost. My web app runs on CodeIgniter's framework and my web server's configuration is a LAMP running on ubuntu. Any ideas? in