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Well, I've moved on - fortunately I have control over the service I'm connecting to, so I can send the JSON as if it were a form field, and extract it on the receiving end. Now this works from my computer in Java mode, but when I build a similar client on Android, I'm not getting anything at the server. I have verified using the phone's browser that I can do a GET from this URL. But POST is still a struggle...
we've been asked this before. and i ended up adding json content support to a fork of the processing library for http.
BUT i don't think the underlying apache library for android is the same as the underlying apache library for PCs, it's a cut down version. so that might be your problem.
Thanks - in the end, I just created a simple bare-bones POST class of my own. I am pretty sure you are correct about the issue with the Apache library.