java - Sending information to API using Android -

I'm trying to contact an API and get feedback. As part of my debugging, I want to make sure the response is being recorded, this should be an XML response.

Here's what I have:

Extension of the public class's HTTV activity [/ P>

  Public Zero HTTPMethod () {HttpClient httpclient = New DefaultHttpClient () ; Http post httppost = new HTTP post ("http://site.com/api/"); Try {// Add Your Data List & lt; NameValuePair & gt; NameValuePairs = New ArrayList & lt; NameValuePair & gt; (2); NameValuePairs.add (new binarynamewallpayer ("APKI", "0d4e122d20")); NameValuePairs.add (New Basic Named Pair ("ip", "65.82.126.103")); Httppost.setEntity (new UrlEncodedFormEntity (nameValuePairs)); // Execute HTTP Post Request HTTP Response Response = httpclient.execute (httppost); } Capture (Client Protocol Extension E) {// Todo Auto-Generated Coke Block} Catch (IOException E) {// Too-Auto Auto Generated Cache Block} TextView MyTextView = (TextView) SearchVBIID (RaidMytextView); MyTextView.setText (response); }}   
 I am trying to see the response that I get, though the variable response in the line  
  myTextView.setText (response) < / Code>  
 is throwing an error:  
  the response can not be solved in a variable   
 the actual response Is there a variable in type httpresponse? What is happening ...?   
 
 
 The scope of the response variable is only inside the try block  
  TextView MyTextView =  
    
 (TextView) Find VVBIID (R.D.me.teviewview); MyTextView.setText (response);   
 2) Define  httprespaces  try out side feedback.  
 Edit: As the variant is specified when you define outside the attempt block, make sure to check  blank  to check  NullPointerException  .  
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