Working with HTTP

checkConnection();

Check if there is an Internet connection available: if there is, then returns "true" (a String), otherwise "false".

getWebContent(url,httpMethod,contentType,bodyRequest)

execute the HTTP request.
Required parameters:

Argument	Description
url	URI to invoke (e.g. http://host:port/webcontent)
httpMethod	HTTP method to use; allowed values: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
contentType	optional, can be null; e.g. application/json
bodyRequest	optional, can be null; the body request, expressed as a String

 The return value is a String content.

Example

var url = getBaseURL()+"/executeJs?applicationId=...&appId=...&actionId=...&otherparameters&restfulToken="+getToken();
var json = getWebContent(url,"GET","application/json",null);

getWebContent(url,httpMethod,contentType,bodyRequest,headers)

execute the HTTP request with headers.
Required parameters:

Argument	Description
url	URI to invoke (e.g. http://host:port/webcontent)
httpMethod	HTTP method to use; allowed values: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
contentType	optional, can be null; e.g. application/json
bodyRequest	optional, can be null; the body request, expressed as a String
headers	optional, can be null: the request headers, expressed as a map (a js object)

 The return value is a String content.

Example

var url = getBaseURL()+"/executeJs?applicationId=...&appId=...&actionId=...&otherparameters&restfulToken="+getToken();
var headers = \{
                header1 : "ABCDEFG",
                header2 : "12345",
                \};
var json = getWebContent(url,"GET","application/json",null,headers);

getWebContent(url,httpMethod,contentType,bodyRequest,headers,callback)

execute the HTTP ASYNC request with headers and callback function.
Required parameters:

Argument	Description
url	URI to invoke (e.g. http://host:port/webcontent)
httpMethod	HTTP method to use; allowed values: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
contentType	optional, can be null; e.g. application/json
bodyRequest	optional, can be null; the body request, expressed as a String
headers	optional, can be null: the request headers, expressed as a map (a js object)
callback	optional, can be null: the name of the callback async function, the input of function is the json response

 The return value is an empty String.

Example

var url = getBaseURL()+"/executeJs?applicationId=...&appId=...&actionId=...&otherparameters&restfulToken="+getToken();
var headers = \{
                header1 : "ABCDEFG",
                header2 : "12345",
                \};
function callbackAsync(response)\{
    showMessageDialog(\{
        title : "TITLE",
        subtitle : "html response length: "+ response.length,
        titleButtonSuccess : "ok"
    \},null);
\}
var json = getWebContent(url,"GET","application/json",null,headers,"callbackAsync");

getWebContentLite(url,httpMethod,contentType,bodyContent,headers, Object timeoutMS)

A lite version of getWebContent, this version not manages cookies, session and not refresh token. Use this function when you have to call a physical device like a WI-FI printer.

Since 6.0.1 version

getWebContentAdvanced(url,httpMethod,contentType,bodyContent,headers, timeoutMS)

Works like getWebContent, but the returns consists of:

• responseCode
• headers
• body

the getWebContent instead returns the body directly, or null in case of responseCode different from 200

Since 6.0.2 version

sendFile(url, filePath, fileName, jsCallback);

Invoke a remote serverto pass a local file using the POST HTTP method and the multi-part content type: a file and a filename will be passed.
At the end of the sending process, the jsCallback will be invoked.
Required arguments:

 url - URL to invoke
 filePath - absolute path (without the file name) in the local file system related to the file to send
 fileName - file name to send; it is located in the absolute path specified through the previous argument
 callback - function name which will be invoked when the file has been successfully sent;an argument is passed to the function, containing the response of the web service invoked

In the following example, a predefined Platform web service is invoked: it has been designed to work withHTTP requests having POST methodand multi-part content-type. Moreover, such a web service requires an action id which will be automatically invoked after sending the file. You can use it to process the file in some way and get back a response to the client.

var myCallback = function(responseFromWebService) \{
  // do something with the response
\}
var filePath = ...
var fileName = ....

var url = getBaseURL() + "/executeJs/uploadfile?appId=...&applicationId=...&actionId=...&dirId=...&unzip=false&restfulToken="+getToken();
sendFile(url, filePath, fileName, "myCallback");

ping(ip, successCallback, errorCallback)

If the ip is available call the successCallback else the errorCallback.

Since 6.0.2

getConnectionData(callback)

Get the connection data and pass it to a callback. This function also save the connection data to server con60.

getConnectionData("fun");

var fun = functioin(jsonData)\{
    var data = JSON.parse(jsonData);

    data.downloadRate //in KB/s
    data.uploadRate //in KB/s
    data.latency //in seconds
    data.connectionType // WIFI - UNKNOWN - 2G - 3G - 4G - NO_CONNECTION


\}

logConnectionData()

Save the connection data on server con60, this function don't block the user interface.

md5HexDigest(stringToEncode)

Return the string encode with md5