About HttpClient upload Chinese garbled solution

People who have used HttpClient know that you can add text information to upload by addtextbody method, but if you want to upload Chinese, or if you have a Chinese name file, the problem is garbled, the solution is simple:

The first step: Set the multipartentitybuilder encoding method to UTF-8.

Step Two: Create the ContentType object and specify the UTF-8 encoding.

Step three: Use addpart+stringbody instead of addtextbody. Such as:

Stringbody stringbody=new stringbody ("Chinese garbled", contentType); Builder.addpart ("Test", stringbody);

Enclose the complete code:

ContentType ContentType = Contenttype.create (HTTP. Plain_text_type, HTTP.      UTF_8); HttpClient client=new defaulthttpclient ();//Open a client http request HttpPost post = new HttpPost (URL);//Create an HTTP POST request Multipar Tentitybuilder builder = multipartentitybuilder.create (); Builder.setcharset (Charset.forname (HTTP. Utf_8));//Set the requested encoding format Builder.setmode (httpmultipartmode.browser_compatible);//Set browser compatibility mode int count=0;for (file file: files) {//filebody filebody = new Filebody (file);//convert file to stream object Filebody//builder.addpart ("file" +count, filebody); Builder.addbinarybody ("File" +count, file); count++;} Builder.addtextbody ("Method", Params.get ("method"));//Set request parameter Builder.addtextbody ("FileTypes", Params.get (" FileTypes "));//Set request parameter Stringbody stringbody=new stringbody (" garbled ", ContentType); Builder.addpart (" Test ", Stringbody) ; httpentity entity = Builder.build ();//Generate HTTP POST entity post.setentity (entity);//Set request parameter HttpResponse response = Client.exec Ute (POST);//initiate the request and return the requested response if (Response.getstatusline (). Getstatuscode () ==200) {return true;} return false;

About HttpClient upload Chinese garbled solution