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Mark WickhamPractical Androidhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3333-7_5

5. Uploading and Emailing

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5.1 Introduction

Earlier in the book, I covered connectivity, including HTTP and image lazy loading, and then you learned how remote crash logs can be sent up to a server when your apps crash. While these patterns are extremely useful, some applications will have additional connectivity requirements, such as uploading files or sending emails.

In the Server Spinner project, you will implement a server-based spinner. The project will implement basic camera functionality to take a picture, which can then be uploaded to the server. As new pictures are uploaded to the server, the contents of the server ...

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