Java Development

[kirthiga]

@kanna :

  should i use this in the dom parser code itself or create a seperate dom thread?

[Ted_Hopp]

Read the post by Ekansh again. You can't do what you want using a single connection.

[kanna]

yes, you can use it in the same dom parse.

Also I have mentioned in which part you have to use that codes, in the same post.

[kirthiga]

Ekansh is right, but in this placehttp://www.com//, of the line below

String URLArray[i]= " http://www.com//"+ImageArray[i];

my  http://www.com// is going to be constant only the values of ImageArray is different

say ,

www.google.com/abc.gif

www.google.com/che.gif

www.google.com/lll.gif

[Ted_Hopp]

I was responding to this:

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kirthiga wrote:

so if i pass the UrlArray[] in the place ,

connection = (HttpConnection) Connector.open( URLArray+";deviceside=true" , Connector.READ, true);

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That will generate an error because URLArray+"..." is not going to be anything that Connector.open will recognize. You need a separate HttpConnection for each element of URLArray.

[kirthiga]

fine .. i did it in a seperate httpconnection only ..

but the list is empty .. no images are being displayed .

no error too

[Ekansh]

Post the code what u did.

[kanna · Accepted solution]

better way is, download all the images in a seperate thread and keep it in array, and use it in the list