Having trouble with JSoup in Android (for parsing HTML)?

Every time that runs, I see the "failed" message in the log Log the exception e It contains information about how/why/where it failed. You should never suppress the exception without a very good reason (i.e. You know exactly what you're doing) I also fond it strange that when in Eclipse developing for Android it forced me to surround that statement with a try-catch block but in Java I didn't need the try-catch Likely you already had a throws IOException on the method like so: public void foo() throws IOException { Document document = Jsoup.

Connect(url).get(); // ... } then you indeed don't need to put it in a try-catch See also: Java tutorial - Exceptions.

Every time that runs, I see the "failed" message in the log. Log the exception e. It contains information about how/why/where it failed.

You should never suppress the exception without a very good reason (i.e. You know exactly what you're doing). I also fond it strange that when in Eclipse developing for Android it forced me to surround that statement with a try-catch block but in Java I didn't need the try-catch.

Likely you already had a throws IOException on the method like so: public void foo() throws IOException { Document document = Jsoup. Connect(url).get(); // ... } then you indeed don't need to put it in a try-catch. See also: Java tutorial - Exceptions.

This was very helpful, thank you. Hopefully I figured out how to correctly "upvote" everyone who helped me to the highest degree, I don't really frequent StackOverflow. – hatboysam Dec 8 '10 at 14:57.

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