NetWorkImageView or Volley not updating shown Image












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I'm trying to get the refreshed Image from my Web-Server after I uploaded a new Image to it. I set the cache-control in the header to must-revalidate and max-age=0. However, the Image remains the same Image until I close and open my app again.



The Image is served via a Node.js Server with Expressed on a url that always remains the same, but the ETag changes when a new Image is found and the Cache-Control policy is set to "max-age=0, Must-revalidate". In the App I call NetworkImageView.setImageUrl() again, but the Image remains the old apparently cached one.



Im updating the Image like this.



NetworkImageView niv = fragmentManager.findFragmentByTag("currentFragment").getView().findViewById(R.id.niv_pic);
niv.setErrorImageResId(R.drawable.ic_launcher_foreground);
niv.setImageUrl(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + user.getId(), NetworkSingleton.getInstance(this).getImageLoader());


In addition i tried invalidating the cache:



NetworkSingleton.getInstance(context).invalidateImageCache(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + UserSingleton.getInstance().getUser().getId());


all this does is basically call



cache.remove(url);


on an androidx.collection.LruCache



What I would expect is for the NetworkImageView to update the shown Image when I call the setImageUrl, but it really does nothing at all. Only when I quit the app and open it again the picture updates. I'm really out of hope here, but I hope you guys know a solution for this.










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    I'm trying to get the refreshed Image from my Web-Server after I uploaded a new Image to it. I set the cache-control in the header to must-revalidate and max-age=0. However, the Image remains the same Image until I close and open my app again.



    The Image is served via a Node.js Server with Expressed on a url that always remains the same, but the ETag changes when a new Image is found and the Cache-Control policy is set to "max-age=0, Must-revalidate". In the App I call NetworkImageView.setImageUrl() again, but the Image remains the old apparently cached one.



    Im updating the Image like this.



    NetworkImageView niv = fragmentManager.findFragmentByTag("currentFragment").getView().findViewById(R.id.niv_pic);
    niv.setErrorImageResId(R.drawable.ic_launcher_foreground);
    niv.setImageUrl(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + user.getId(), NetworkSingleton.getInstance(this).getImageLoader());


    In addition i tried invalidating the cache:



    NetworkSingleton.getInstance(context).invalidateImageCache(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + UserSingleton.getInstance().getUser().getId());


    all this does is basically call



    cache.remove(url);


    on an androidx.collection.LruCache



    What I would expect is for the NetworkImageView to update the shown Image when I call the setImageUrl, but it really does nothing at all. Only when I quit the app and open it again the picture updates. I'm really out of hope here, but I hope you guys know a solution for this.










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      I'm trying to get the refreshed Image from my Web-Server after I uploaded a new Image to it. I set the cache-control in the header to must-revalidate and max-age=0. However, the Image remains the same Image until I close and open my app again.



      The Image is served via a Node.js Server with Expressed on a url that always remains the same, but the ETag changes when a new Image is found and the Cache-Control policy is set to "max-age=0, Must-revalidate". In the App I call NetworkImageView.setImageUrl() again, but the Image remains the old apparently cached one.



      Im updating the Image like this.



      NetworkImageView niv = fragmentManager.findFragmentByTag("currentFragment").getView().findViewById(R.id.niv_pic);
      niv.setErrorImageResId(R.drawable.ic_launcher_foreground);
      niv.setImageUrl(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + user.getId(), NetworkSingleton.getInstance(this).getImageLoader());


      In addition i tried invalidating the cache:



      NetworkSingleton.getInstance(context).invalidateImageCache(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + UserSingleton.getInstance().getUser().getId());


      all this does is basically call



      cache.remove(url);


      on an androidx.collection.LruCache



      What I would expect is for the NetworkImageView to update the shown Image when I call the setImageUrl, but it really does nothing at all. Only when I quit the app and open it again the picture updates. I'm really out of hope here, but I hope you guys know a solution for this.










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      I'm trying to get the refreshed Image from my Web-Server after I uploaded a new Image to it. I set the cache-control in the header to must-revalidate and max-age=0. However, the Image remains the same Image until I close and open my app again.



      The Image is served via a Node.js Server with Expressed on a url that always remains the same, but the ETag changes when a new Image is found and the Cache-Control policy is set to "max-age=0, Must-revalidate". In the App I call NetworkImageView.setImageUrl() again, but the Image remains the old apparently cached one.



      Im updating the Image like this.



      NetworkImageView niv = fragmentManager.findFragmentByTag("currentFragment").getView().findViewById(R.id.niv_pic);
      niv.setErrorImageResId(R.drawable.ic_launcher_foreground);
      niv.setImageUrl(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + user.getId(), NetworkSingleton.getInstance(this).getImageLoader());


      In addition i tried invalidating the cache:



      NetworkSingleton.getInstance(context).invalidateImageCache(Constants.API_URL + "/user/getImage/" + UserSingleton.getInstance().getUser().getId());


      all this does is basically call



      cache.remove(url);


      on an androidx.collection.LruCache



      What I would expect is for the NetworkImageView to update the shown Image when I call the setImageUrl, but it really does nothing at all. Only when I quit the app and open it again the picture updates. I'm really out of hope here, but I hope you guys know a solution for this.







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