android-discuss, [ask] responsiveness getting data from web service

 Hey guys
 I wanna ask something about getting data through the web. About
consuming data from webservice. I just newbie in android. I want to
connect my application to json data on the web. I successfully made it
and running it. But the problem is about responsiveness. I using
thread to get data from the server. But when I test using my device it
takes so long and then android automatically show a dialog that my
application is not responding and providing user to close it. It maybe
takes more than 5 seconds to fetch data from the server. I am not
understand intent service yet. Maybe somebody can help me to find out
the problem. Or I make mistake in designing my application..? Please
help me

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 Hey guys
 I wanna ask something about getting data through the web. About
consuming data from webservice. I just newbie in android. I want to
connect my application to json data on the web. I successfully made it
and running it. But the problem is about responsiveness. I using
thread to get data from the server. But when I test using my device it
takes so long and then android automatically show a dialog that my
application is not responding and providing user to close it. It maybe
takes more than 5 seconds to fetch data from the server. I am not
understand intent service yet. Maybe somebody can help me to find out
the problem. Or I make mistake in designing my application..? Please
help me

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But the problem is about responsiveness. I using
thread to get data from the server. But when I test using my device it
takes so long and then android automatically show a dialog that my
application is not responding and providing user to close it. It maybe
takes more than 5 seconds to fetch data from the server.
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you are not using a thread, or not using it correctly. One frequent mistake
is to treat Thread as a Runnable and call "myThread.run()" - this does not
start the thread, but rather executes the thread's worker function right
there. Use myThread.start() to start a thread.

Take a look as Androd's AsyncTask class that makes this type of thing
easier, including updating the UI with progress information, and showing the
data fetched from the net in your UI.

-- Kostya

2011/4/4 Handita Okviyanto <viyanatm...@gmail.com>


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 Oke. I will try it.
Thanks for the response




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