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will have to audit it.
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Cleaned some code, pending the M2 one (testing with M1).
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M1 is not OK, because errors (with null description, awkward) are
received from posting M1 to the server instead of M2.
Next step: purge user database from leap_webapp and start testing again.
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Refactored downloadJsonFiles in ProviderAPI, new method from block in
the intent identification.
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Next step: get cookies understood, how do I get server's sent
parameters?
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Next steps:
Implement async communication with the server to receive salt, send A
and receive B.
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ProviderListFragment, and then the user can choose it.
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the website, just as bitmask.net/provider.json), and writes it to a file
in ~/leap_android.
Next steps: parse that file and download eip-service and cert.
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in eip.
Downloads certificate and eip from web, and loads provider from assets.
KeyStore not created with latest version of BouncyCastle. Looking
forward to file a bug and look for a solution.
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and bitmask.net.
Both prefs are downloaded and parsed to SharedPreferences.
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the saveSharedPrefs method and an unimplemented rescueFromJSONException.
Next step: managing HttpsURLConnection for the
CertPathValidatorException.
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eip-service.json file.
provider.json downloads and parses itself OK to SharedPreferences.
It also does not link OK to the Dashboard, I do not know how to do it
properly and I'm so tired (eyes hurting).
Beginning with security things :) Happy to have gotten around
DownloadManager problem with a simple HTTP connection.
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downloaded.
Seen http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=18462 and decided
to look for another solution.
First solution thought (and going to be the next test): HTTP Get request
:)
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