Android code for calling web service giving “application stopped unexpectedly” error?

You are calling the web service in the UI thread which means that the UI thread is blocked till you get the response from the web service. Since Android is a mobile OS, it terminates blocked threads to improve performance.

You are calling the web service in the UI thread, which means that the UI thread is blocked till you get the response from the web service. Since Android is a mobile OS, it terminates blocked threads to improve performance. Try writing the web service call in an Async Task.

Using an Async task you can run the web service call in a background thread and your UI thread wouldn't be blocked. That should solve your problem.

Thanks a lot! Any change I could do to my code so that it becomes an ASync Task..or should I write a completely new application? – Parth Doshi Aug 1 at 10:34 you should write new app.

See this example stackoverflow. Com/questions/6693850/… – Raghav Aug 1 at 10:39 @Raghu : That means the entire call method I have used will go inside an ASync task rite? – Parth Doshi Aug 1 at 10:43 No you don't have to create a new application, just put your web service call in the AsyncTask.

Check out the Developer Docs, if you don't get it, maybe I'll post an example. But first go through the docs, it is fairly easy. – Aki Aug 1 at 10:45 Also what about the code that I m using to separate values from delimiter and display as checkbox items(see code before call() ) – Parth Doshi Aug 1 at 10:46.

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