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Http Post Problem
Hi,
I'm developing an Android application and ran into a problem while using the SendPostcardAndAddress method. I'm making http post requests to send postcards, without using the Postal Methods Java Toolkit, but for some reason I'm not able to get it working.
You can check out the url of the test http post request I make by accessing this text document:
Passing the letter content as a string instead of the parameter file name
Hello,
I am able to send letter using the code provided in http://www.postalmethods.com/resources/samples/java by the method sendLetterAndAddress(desc, letterContent, address). Here, to create an instance of LetterContent we need to pass the file name (exact path) as a parameter. Instead of passing the file name as a parameter, Is there any api which accepts the the file content as a string?