Get objecto doesnt work on android 9 and 10

From Android 9 it is recommend to use https

if you want to use a http link you must alter the content in runtimeAndroid.zip for ---> \app\src\main\res\xml\

open network_security_config.xml

and change the http link you use in this application

Please login to see this attachment.

mm not sure why you have that this a text file are you using 7zip?

and you only register the domain or domains in this file

well, before anything it is very nice to explain what you did at your side, and the link, which is the key for everything, see that your link is not a www so the domain should be only klikgamer.com

and it is very good when you post an example show that you tested, api 22 is not accepted anymore for building should be now 28 or 29, THEN you must set the target for API 10

hope this work at your side as it worked here

only put klikgamer.com

that is working here OK

if is another link you should mention this link here to understand

[MENTION=6268]Fernando[/MENTION] you had pointed me to this link for the webview object which obviously has the same challenges as the get object when it comes to Android 9 or 10.

I went to Fusion Dir/data/runtime/android
Found the runtimeAndroid.zip
opened it up and drilled down in to /app/src/main/res/xml/network_security_config.xml
I pulled the network_security_config.xml file out and added this line to it. (then put it back in the zip file of course)
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
I then loaded the app in to a VM using Bliss OS, Android 10 (thank you [MENTION=5109]Simon[/MENTION])
I still get the error... net::CLEARTEXT_NOT_PERMITTED
I tried it again only I took the dev. out of the url in the network_security_config.xml
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
I still got the error... net::CLEARTEXT_NOT_PERMITTED

The obvious first question is what am I doing wrong. I was hoping to avoid using this but I could not get my self-signed cert to work on my phone or in the VM so I have to use this workaround for testing but I can't get it to work.
The second question I have...
Is there an issue adding multiple lines such as...
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
The third question I have is...
Does this line...
<domain includeSubdomains="true">Please login to see this link.</domain>
work if I am going to use links to Please login to see this link. as well as Please login to see this link. and Please login to see this link.
or do I have to add a line for each even though they are all going to domain1.com.

While I don't like this solution it will help me get through dev and testing until I am ready to buy my SSL for the server. Then I can use it the correct way.

Thanks for your time!

oh you miss the information you don't add the HTTP or WWW only domain

so as for your examples, they should look like:

domain1.com
domain2.com
dev.genapp.pro

AND

please don't add HTTPS domain (you should get the error you mention above)

I will give that a try, thank you! It's going to be a bit, I am having some issues with it even showing up and I have to hunt down what code/object is causing the issue. I will get back to you on that though.

[MENTION=6268]Fernando[/MENTION] I wanted you to know I had a chance to test what you told me and by using just domainName.ext worked to allow http in 10. At least Android 10 emulated on Bliss OS.

Thanks for the help!

Kind of related, I did some testing with https and it seems to take about twice as long as a http request, both on windows and android with the get object, and both using an apache server and an nginx server. Is https really this slow for everyone or could a modification to the Get object potentially make it faster?

mm not sure but https have two extra steps than http

and because of that involve more time:

1.- domain verification
2.- and Certificate validation traduced in navigation as cryptographic protocol (pages are encrypted)

GET android use cache, but what you will see always in the log when you use an https is that the certificate is reviewed every time you use the link

Yeah makes sense, and the first request takes much longer than subsequent requests, so the cache does work to reduce the time after the first request, but it's always a lot slower than http.