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Android Digital Photo Frame
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OneDrive Exception #45

Closed kriscs1 closed 7 years ago

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

After displaying a number of photos from a photostream of OneDrive, I get the error:

sk.baka.photoframe.util.ioexceptionwithcause: com.onedrive.sdk.core.eclientexception: error during http request.

It occurs after displaying a number of photos correctly.

mvysny commented 7 years ago

Hello, thanks for letting me know. Usually these kinds of errors are reported to my console, but there are no such reports... Can you please provide more data, for example a screenshot?

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

Here's a photo: https://imgur.com/a/YXXux

mvysny commented 7 years ago

Huh that's weird. Typically OneDrive exceptions tend to provide a lot more information. For example see a screenshot at #35 .

Would you be willing to connect the device to your PC and obtain the log from the device? The exception should be logged there, including the stacktrace.

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately, the tablet doesn't appear have a USB socket. It is a wall mounted tablet that only has an ethernet port (PoE) on the back.

mvysny commented 7 years ago

I see. Never seen such Android device before :-) Unfortunately then I do not have enough information to proceed. I know that OneDrive works for other uses, so perhaps this issue is somehow connected to your device only?

Can you please try to kill the "PhotoCloud" app, and/or reboot the Tablet? That should hopefully report the issue to my console, since all errors are reported when the app starts anew.

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

I just rebooted the tablet.

mvysny commented 7 years ago

Hmm, still no error report on my Crashlytics console. What a letdown. However, perhaps this is the issue we are looking for? If yes, then I'm afraid it's Microsoft responsibility to fix it. https://github.com/OneDrive/onedrive-sdk-android/issues/129

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

Bummer. No way to detect the error message and force the app to restart or similar?

mvysny commented 7 years ago

Let me look at the Crashlytics API. Perhaps there is a way to send the error immediately to me.

mvysny commented 7 years ago

Nope, there isn't. What a letdown. More info here: https://docs.fabric.io/android/crashlytics/caught-exceptions.html It's easy to force the app to restart - just open the Task List (the Square Button on my phone) then drag the app towards the rightmost corner - that should kill the app. Do this immediately after you see the exception; next time the app starts the error should be reported immediately. Or not - Crashlytics is weird and the error report can not be forced by other means to actually crashing the app.

In the worst case I'll add such a button so that the bloody exception is reported.

mvysny commented 7 years ago

What version of Android do you have? Is it perhaps Android 4.2 or older? Also, are you using the newest PhotoCloud 1.9.11?

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

It's 4.4.2

kriscs1 commented 7 years ago

And yes, newest version of photocloud

mvysny commented 7 years ago

This could be fixed along with #6 - in case of error OneDrive will simply be polled until it comes back to mind and starts responding properly. Closing as fixed, please reopen if the error persists.

Fixed in PhotoCloud 1.10