Do I need to close response?
If the response is mapped to an object, like that:
@GET("accountId")
@WorkerThread
Call<ResponseBody> getUserData(@Header(NetworkConstants.Header.AUTHORIZATION) String accessToken);
Is it necessary to do response.body().close() ?
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
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If the response is mapped to an object, like that:
@GET("accountId")
@WorkerThread
Call<ResponseBody> getUserData(@Header(NetworkConstants.Header.AUTHORIZATION) String accessToken);
Is it necessary to do response.body().close() ?
retrofit2
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
Malachiasz
4,99622241
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If the response is mapped to an object, like that:
@GET("accountId")
@WorkerThread
Call<ResponseBody> getUserData(@Header(NetworkConstants.Header.AUTHORIZATION) String accessToken);
Is it necessary to do response.body().close() ?
retrofit2
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
Malachiasz
4,99622241
If the response is mapped to an object, like that:
@GET("accountId")
@WorkerThread
Call<ResponseBody> getUserData(@Header(NetworkConstants.Header.AUTHORIZATION) String accessToken);
Is it necessary to do response.body().close() ?
retrofit2
retrofit2
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
Malachiasz
4,99622241
asked Nov 12 at 16:01
Malachiasz
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
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asked Nov 12 at 16:01
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If and only if you are using @Streaming annotation on the method then it is necessary to do response.body().close().
Otherwise it is fully buffered.
answered Nov 25 at 7:45
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If and only if you are using @Streaming annotation on the method then it is necessary to do response.body().close().
Otherwise it is fully buffered.
answered Nov 25 at 7:45
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If and only if you are using @Streaming annotation on the method then it is necessary to do response.body().close().
Otherwise it is fully buffered.
answered Nov 25 at 7:45
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If and only if you are using @Streaming annotation on the method then it is necessary to do response.body().close().
Otherwise it is fully buffered.
answered Nov 25 at 7:45
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If and only if you are using @Streaming annotation on the method then it is necessary to do response.body().close().
Otherwise it is fully buffered.
answered Nov 25 at 7:45
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