Error Domain=com.google.GDataXML Code=-1

Accepted Answer

com.google.GDataXML is the name of the Google open source XML parser. It can also be used as a generic DOM parser. So, if you are doing a http request ,dont be suprised if its being called. You are not contacting Google - dont worry :-)

— answered February 20th 2012 by Nick Milner
permalink

1 Comment

Okay, after digging around in the app simulator log folder, I found:

[DEBUG] application booted in 97.389996 ms
Entity: line 1: parser error : Extra content at the end of the document
<p><h1>Welcome to 3F Wiki Engine (www.3fwiki.com)</h1></p><p>Everything you woul

                                                                        ^
[ERROR] Error Domain=com.google.GDataXML Code=-1 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.google.GDataXML error -1.)".   in -[TiDOMDocumentProxy parseString:] (TiDOMDocumentProxy.m:57)
~

But you answered the more important question… it is not actually connecting outward and pushing my data to be parsed. Thanks!

— commented February 20th 2012 by Ozz Nixon

A little more information in the app would be helpful.

— commented February 20th 2012 by Aaron Saunders

There is nothing more, it is literally - add createHTTPClient, define the callbacks to do alerts, and tell it to open("my server"), send(). Which works, perfectly. However, on the iPhone simulator I get the above message. On the droid, I have not noticed, but with the millions of lines flying by from the emulator, who could tell.

Titanium Community Questions & Answer Archive

We felt that 6+ years of knowledge should not die so this is the Titanium Community Questions & Answer Archive

2 Answers

Accepted Answer