what is the best way of transfering images from wcf ksoap2 to android

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I want to send images from wcf ksoap2 to android. I have tried converting images into byte array and stored them in an ArrayList. At android side I fill the ArrayList from wcf response. Now the problem is byte array is not receiving properly and byte array is not converting into Image/BufferedImage.

So whats the best way to receive images at android. I want to transfer 15-20 small size images at one time.

Posted 13-Jan-14 8:01am

yakhtarali

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Darren_vms · Answer 1 · 2014-01-14T02:35:00

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My other update on the same question should help out take a look at transferring-byte-array-from-soap-service-to-android[^]

/Darren

Posted 14-Jan-14 2:35am

Darren_vms

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yakhtarali 14-Jan-14 8:54am

this is for one image, I want to transfer 10-15 images at a time. I am getting trouble with that. will you please tell me how can I transfer more than one image at a time?

Darren_vms 16-Jan-14 8:06am

doesn't this depend on how the images are stored ? if they are stored as individual items that all need one request each then threading might be the answer. Of course store them in chunks of 10-15 and each request loads 10-15 items.