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Hi,
am using vzaar for uploading videos in my android application.
when am calling the vzaar classes its getting error in signpost
classes.
This is the error am getting.
Could not find class
'com.vzaar.transport.httpclient4.CommonsHttpOAuthConsumer4',
referenced from method
com.vzaar.transport.httpclient4.HttpClientTransport4.setOAuthTokens
WARN/dalvikvm(476): Unable to resolve superclass of Lcom/vzaar/
transport/httpclient4/CommonsHttpOAuthConsumer4; (1018)
WARN/dalvikvm(476): Link of class 'Lcom/vzaar/transport/httpclient4/
CommonsHttpOAuthConsumer4;' failed
ERROR/dalvikvm(476): Could not find class
'com.vzaar.transport.httpclient4.CommonsHttpOAuthConsumer4',
referenced from method
com.vzaar.transport.httpclient4.HttpClientTransport4.setOAuthTokens
WARN/dalvikvm(476): VFY: unable to resolve new-instance 682 (Lcom/
vzaar/transport/httpclient4/CommonsHttpOAuthConsumer4;) in Lcom/vzaar/
transport/httpclient4/HttpClientTransport4;
DEBUG/dalvikvm(476): VFY: replacing opcode 0x22 at 0x0006
DEBUG/dalvikvm(476): VFY: dead code 0x0008-0018 in Lcom/vzaar/
transport/httpclient4/HttpClientTransport4;.setOAuthTokens (Ljava/lang/
String;Ljava/lang/String;)V
ERROR/dalvikvm(476): Could not find class
'org.apache.http.entity.mime.MultipartEntity', referenced from method
com.vzaar.transport.httpclient4.HttpClientTransport4.uploadToS3
WARN/dalvikvm(476): VFY: unable to resolve new-instance 1069 (Lorg/
apache/http/entity/mime/MultipartEntity;) in Lcom/vzaar/transport/
httpclient4/HttpClientTransport4;
I read this meassage, can you tell me how to change , am using
singpost core jar 1.1 version
IMPORTANT: Do NOT use the DefaultOAuth* implementations on Android,
since there's a bug in Android's java.net.HttpURLConnection that keeps
it from working with some service providers. Instead, use the
CommonsHttpOAuth* classes, since they are meant to be used with Apache
Commons HTTP (that's what Android uses for HTTP anyway).
Signpost is already used in several applications running on Android,
Google's software stack for mobile devices. In fact, Signpost has
already signed thousands of HTTP requests at this very moment, as it
is an integral part of Qype Radar, our geo-sensitive mobile
application for Android that finds the best places near you.