Not getting the response body for http post request in android? -

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not getting response body http post request in android.
mentioning userid, password in name value pairs , putting in httppost request 

postrequest.setentity(new urlencodedformentity(namevaluepairs));

but on executing getting response sc_ok(200), response body null.

one more problem if specify header in httpget or httppost's request using setheader() function getting bad request (404) response.

please me in resolving above issue.

thanks & regards,
ssuman185

here's method easy post page, , getting response string. first param (the hashmap) key-value list of parameters want send. there no error handling you'll have that:

public static string dopost(hashmap<string,string> params, string url) {         httppost httpost = new httppost(url);         try {             httpost.seturi(new uri(url));         } catch (urisyntaxexception e1) {             // todo auto-generated catch block             e1.printstacktrace();         }         httpresponse response = null;          list <namevaluepair> nvps = new arraylist <namevaluepair>();          set entryset = params.entryset();         iterator iterator = entryset.iterator();         log.d("posted url: ", url+" ");         while(iterator.hasnext()) {             map.entry mapentry = (map.entry)iterator.next();             string key = ((string)mapentry.getkey()).tostring();             string value = (string)mapentry.getvalue();             nvps.add(new basicnamevaluepair(key, value));              log.d("posted param: ", key+" = "+value);         }          try {             httpost.setentity(new urlencodedformentity(nvps, http.utf_8));             try {                 httpost.seturi(new uri(url));             } catch (urisyntaxexception e1) {                 // todo auto-generated catch block                 e1.printstacktrace();             }             response = getclient().execute(httpost);             httpentity entity = response.getentity();              return convertstreamtostring(entity.getcontent());         } catch (exception e) {             // connection error occurred, nothing can             e.printstacktrace();         }          return null;     }

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