I am trying to load an image using GLIDE. The URL is ftp://122.180.85.249/profilePic/myFile-1578746143852.jpg
But it is failed to load. I am using below mentioned code:
Glide.with(mContext).load(path).into(imgView)
Also tried:
Glide.with(mContext)asBitmap().load(path).into(imgView)
Any help will be appreciated. Also, I have seen this Github way which is using custom ModelLoader which I cannot use according to the project structure.
Glide doesn't directly support ftp urls out of the box. You must adjust the project structure to use ModelLoader to retrieve ftp streams.
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I am new to Android so I want to create a background wallpaper app. I made the offline version already which displays images from an array using ImageAdapter.
But I want make it online so that the images will be downloaded and displayed from an online database. What would be the simple and best way to do it? An example would be preferred.
You can use Picasso library. Image loading using Picasso is very easy, you can do it like this way
Picasso.with(context).load("http://i.imgur.com/DvpvklR.png").into(imageView);
and in their website you can get every details.
and another Library is Glide. You can use Glide too for loading image..
Just use Picasso, it's pretty simple and lightweight library with good documentation. You also can save images from network with some hacks.
http://square.github.io/picasso/
Explanation: I am new to android. I don't know how to load panorama image in my android application.I tried more it's loaded from the drawable folder. But, i want to load it from the url to my android application.
Many of people suggest me to use panoramaGl ready-mate library. i tried this libraries too but not gave the output as much i expected.
Please, help me what is the best solution to load panorama image from url and load into my android application.
Kindly refer, it may help
PanoramaImageView Library with guidance in Android App
Another option is to use Panoramagl-android library
For the first time I'm getting issue while using Picasso Image library into my project.
I'm having my JPEG image into server. This is my code.
Picasso.with(mContext).load("https://beta.receiptmatch.com/admin/webresources/images/no_company_image.jpg").into(itemViewHolder.imgLogo);
Picasso failed to load this image into ImageView. It doesn't print any warnings/issue in log tracker.
Note: Problem only with .jpeg/.jpg extension url. Url with .png extension working fine.
Please help on this. Thanks in advance.
Make sure you have added the INTERNET permission to your code
I'm using Glide to load images in my Android app:
Glide.with(context)
.load("http://www.example.com/whatever/icon.png")
.into(imageView);
I would like to bundle some images in my app APK file to make sure that they are always available even if the device is offline. I would still like to use Glide to benefit from features such as memory caching of resized images, loading and scaling in a background thread and also to keep the interface for displaying images consistent.
Each image that I need to load like this is specified by a URL.
If there's a local version ( the local file name is generated by using a part of the URL [ e.g. replacing "http://www.example.com/" with "file:///android_asset/bundled_images/whatever/" ] in the URL string ), I would like to use that one. If not, the image needs to be downloaded from the actual URL.
Here's an example:
I have an image at http://www.example.com/whatever/icon.png
I will bundle this image in the apk under:
/assets/bundled_images/whatever/icon.png
The rule would be as follows:
If the image file exists under local assets, use that file. If the image does not exist under local assets, use the remote file.
Whenever I request an image to be loaded into an imageview, I would like to be able to use just the full URL (http://www.example.com/whatever/icon.png), and my image loader should automatically be able to check for a local copy first.
Can I do something like this with any of Glide's functionality? Yes, I could of course to the file exists check before calling glide, but it seems like a common enough use case that Glide could/should have a feature for this. Would also be nice to do the file-exists check in the background.
You can achieve required flexibility by adding custom GlideModule in the way described here: Glide Configuration. Also you need to implement appropriate Glide's Loader which would encapsulate the logic for downloading. In your case it can be something similar to UriLoader.
Glide provides an option to load a local image if the device is offline.
This can be done using the error() method.
Glide.with(this).load(imageUrl)
.error(localImageResId)
.into(mIconView);
The code above downloads an image from imageUrl and loads it into the imageView.
In case of an error (ex device offline) it loads the local image resourse.
I'm trying to download image from web. For single image I downloaded successfully. But I want to download more images with multithreading. Any tutorials or leads regarding this will be helpful to me.
As for me, simplest way to do to this - use some third-party library with caching system and post-processing. Most popular is:
1) Picasso from Square team
2) Universal Image Loader
I'm using this library works fine and has a lot of options