htppost to php script from android without using mutlipartEntity

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I have used the bunch of code below.

MultipartEntity me = new MultipartEntity();


            me.addPart("applicationKey", new StringBody("11111111111"));
            me.addPart("clientCode", new StringBody("100"));
            me.addPart("userEmail", new StringBody(strMyAdress)); 
            me.addPart("friendEmail0", new StringBody(strFriendAdress));
            me.addPart("fromAndroid",new StringBody (Android));
            Log.i("TestPathkkkkkkk", strAttachedFile);
            me.addPart("videoFile", new FileBody(new File(strAttachedFile)));
            me.addPart("static_url",new StringBody (link));

To try to upload all the above parameters to a php script using:

HttpPost httppost = new HttpPost("http:/blah/blah/blah.php");

It seems to accept everything in the post except for the FileBody. The strAttachedFile in

me.addPart("videoFile", new FileBody(new File(strAttachedFile)));

is the directory path to a video on the phone.

I use logcat to make sure the path is correct. When i run script to upload, this is what log cat returns: INFO/TestPathkkkkkk(21987): /mnt/sdcard/DCIM/100MEDIA/VIDEO0111.3gp

But on the PHP script side it only shows the video name and not the full directory.

Anyways long story short, I was wondering if there is anyway to httppost to php script without using Multipartentity?

Thanks, in advance.

What's the problem with `MultipartEntity`, i.e. what would be the desired effect of *not* using it? — Philipp Reichart, Oct 31 '11 at 21:30
I don't know why the FileBody part is not getting uploaded on my script.It bring up errors such as "Invalid Mime type". And instead of a full path to my video its just giving me the video name. — user875139, Oct 31 '11 at 21:42
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5089891/android-video-upload-to-php-server — Samir Mangroliya, Feb 18 '12 at 13:24

htppost to php script from android without using mutlipartEntity

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