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Android

OkHttp cancel call enqueue???

I am using OkHttp like the video for WeatherApp recommended. But I discovered that if I tap several times in the refresh and I get a bad response from server the bad response message is show multiple times! I have been trying to figure out how to prevent that. I was trying with OkHttp.cancel(tag) but they still show the message. What would be the best way to stop the from running? Also if I move to another activity the call still keeps going I can see it on the log.

3 Answers

See this link in documentation.

I hope this help you.

Thanks, but I already read that. Is the tag just a normal Object?

Object tag = new Object();

Call call = RequestBuilder.tag(tag).build();

.....

OkHttpClient.cancel(tag)

Yes.

How show in this link you call method "cancel" of the Class "Call"

Are you tried this?