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  1. JohnLM
    update.. I have the issue partially solved, in the two tablets only. But, to answer Remy's question. I don't have the latest version because I had never used them in mobile devices.. only in Windows. And I never had any issues. They just worked. In Android mobile devices is where and when I just found out they don't work. Well, at least not for Android 10 on my smartphone. So, I wouldn't know if they are outdated and/or need to be upgraded. But, as it turns out, for the Android 4.4.2 and 4.4.4 on my two tablets, I did not have the Internet turned on, for those two devices. You see, in order to save battery life, I had turned off the auto-internet feature of those devices, and when I started using them in this project and with the Indy tidhttp component for the first, that is when I discovered all this trouble. However, the app no longer gives me any trouble for android 4.4.2 and 4.4.4 on the tablets.., it is working fine. I just need to get it working on the smartphone.
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    update.. I decided to remove the tidhttp1 and IdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL1 components and re-add them to the project. This time, the LG Android 4.4.2 tablet is giving me this message: "Error resolving Address www.omdbapi.com: (7)"
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    Just to update you on the process.. I am using the USB cable to deploy apps on the android, not the Google Store. I have never used that route, nor do I know anything about it. I use the USB route to add apps to my android device(s). Right up to now, I was using my smartphone, S10+ which has Android 10 on it. This device shuts down the app. Now, I am trying my old Acer tablet with Android 4.4.4 and an even older LG tablet with Android 4.4.2 on it. When I attempt to deploy the app on either of them via the USB cable, (and press the [submit] button in the app to process the idhttp) the app on both tablets does not shut down, instead, they display the same message: "IOHandler value is not valid" I thought for sure, that the LG 4.4.2 tablet would work for the "idhttp" component on android since I purchase both Delphi XE7 Pro and it, back in December 2014. So now, I am wondering if anyone ever did use the Indy TidHttp component on these much older androids successfully.
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    Hi, I'm still up trying to find a solution. I've recently read about the TNetHTPClient, but it is for XE8 and onward. I have not found any package of it for XE7. If I can't find a solution for Indy, then I am hoping there is a component (with a similar operation to idhttp) elsewhere.
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    Dave, (or anyone else) which section from the posted link should I be looking at? Looking through the maze of info, (it is all confusing to me. I am no Android expert. ) I have tried random ideas but still had no success.., the app continues to shut down.
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