Why is My HttpPost request being broken up into two requests?

You typically don't need it as it only adds more overhead to your communication with the server - and it can cause issues if the service (or any piece of kit on the way between your device and the service, such as proxies etc. ) you are posting to is not completely conformant HttpProtocolParams. SetUseExpectContinue(params, false).

You typically don't need it as it only adds more overhead to your communication with the server - and it can cause issues if the service (or any piece of kit on the way between your device and the service, such as proxies etc. ) you are posting to is not completely conformant. HttpProtocolParams. SetUseExpectContinue(params, false).

You sir are a life saver! Thank you so much, I wish I could up-vote this twice, I would have never figured that out on my own! :D – MitchellKrenz yesterday It's a really horrible feature to have enabled as default on a mobile device where the developer typically knows where the hell he is POSTing to - I think even AndroidHttpClient keeps it turned on by default.

– Jens yesterday I read that I should be using AndroidHttpClient but I believe I was having tons of issues with it, so I just went with the DefaultHttpClient which was working great up until now. :D – MitchellKrenz 21 hours ago AndroidHttpClient comes with some of the basic settings you should be using - and also prevents you from doing stupid sh-t on the UI-thread - other than that it's pretty "meh". – Jens 17 hours ago.

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