Can't get progress update by setRequestProgressListener about robospice

[sospartan]

found a workaround in the sample project:
execute with the listener both implemented RequestListener and RequestProgressListener
but it's still a issue ,right?

[stephanenicolas]

You should not be able to plugin a request listener that way but always use
the spice manager to link requests and listeners, may they be progress
listeners or not. So yes, there is a problem I believe here. Would you mind
to fill an official issue in the github repo for this ?

Thanks for finding this,
Stéphane

2012/12/31 sospartan [email protected]

found a workaround in the sample project:
execute with the listener both implemented RequestListener and
RequestProgressListener
but it's still a issue ,right?

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Stéphane NICOLAS,
OCTO Technology
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[sospartan]

Thanks for reply , this #16 is already post , what do mean by

Would you mind to fill an official issue in the github repo for this ?

In my project , I want listen all the progress update in Activity( control the progress bar in action bar), and listen every request result in separate fragment .Should I link all the requests in Activity and notify fragment manually ? Is there any best practice for this kind of job ?

[stephanenicolas]

Could you be more clear, I can't understand exactly.
Give an example please.

Stéphane

2012/12/31 sospartan [email protected]

Thanks for reply , this #16https://github.com/octo-online/robospice/issues/16is already post , what do mean by

Would you mind to fill an official issue in the github repo for this ?

In my project , I want listen all the progress update in Activity( control
the progress bar in action bar), and listen every request result in
separate fragment .Should I link all the requests in Activity and notify
fragment manually ? Is there any best practice for this kind of job ?

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Stéphane NICOLAS,
OCTO Technology
Développeur & Consultant Android / Java
..........................................................
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75008 Paris
+33 (0)6.26.32.34.09
www.octo.com - blog.octo.com
www.usievents.com
...........................................................

[sospartan]

My app is just like a browser , single Activity with fragments . The Activity's content view is a ProgressBar ,address EditText and a fragment container view where to display pages content by different fragments.

[stephanenicolas]

There are obviously different design that could be used.

My intuition would be somthing like

public class BrowserContainerActivity extends Activity implements
ProgressNotifier {
@OverRide
public void setProgress( int progress ) {
//update progressbar
}
}

public class BaseBrowserFragment extends Fragment {

private class UrlRequestListener implements RequestListener,
RequestProgressListener {
public void onSuccess(InputStream result) {
}
public void onFailure(SpiceException exception) {
}
public void onRequestProgressUpdate( RequestProgress progress ) {

•    ((ProgressNotifier) getActivity()). setProgress( 100 *
  

  progress.getProgress());*
  }
  }

And then you could perform your queries inside your fragments. I would
definitely handle the results of requests as InputStream to be able to
handle large pages.

Stéphane

2012/12/31 sospartan [email protected]

My app is just like a browser , single Activity with fragments . The
Activity's content view is a ProgressBar ,address EditText and a fragment
container view where to display pages content by different fragments.

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Stéphane NICOLAS,
OCTO Technology
Développeur & Consultant Android / Java
..........................................................
50, Avenue des Champs-Elysées
75008 Paris
+33 (0)6.26.32.34.09
www.octo.com - blog.octo.com
www.usievents.com
...........................................................

[stephanenicolas]

The initial issue was to be able to register a RequestProgressListener directly on a SpiceRequest. This bug is corrected in current state of repo so I close the issue. Please continue on Google Group for further on your specific problem.