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Hi Team,
When I try to identify language by sentence "Crea una password". DetectLanguage.detect get English.
When I try to with "Crea una" DetectLanguage.detect has 3 options. I guess it works by the last word. When I tried set text as [] array,
the result was the same: English. Expected: Italian. Could you please review it?

There is not much to say. I used the simpledetect method and it returns an exception, but when I do exception.getMessage == null it returns true, so i don't know what is wrong. I am sure is caused by the API.
SSL is on.
(Just because I did not include the API initialization in this snipped, it does not mean that I don't have it)
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try {
Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),DetectLanguage.simpleDetect("Hello"), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
} catch (Exception e) {
Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),e.getMessage(), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

`
"Try" returns an exception, but when I try to print the exception, it tells me "e.getMessage" is null

java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: failed to connect to ws.detectlanguage.com/109.235.67.238 (port 80) after 3000ms

Hey, I'm currently trying to make a minecraft spigot plugin using your API, and I'm running into a wall.

public static String englishOnly(String message){

        DetectLanguage.apiKey = "";

        String language = DetectLanguage.simpleDetect(message);

        if(language.equals("en"))
        {
            return "en";
        }
        return "";
    }

The "DetectLanguage.simpleDetect(message);" gives the APIError unhandled exception and I'm not entirely sure how to remedy this, I'd greatly appreciate any feedback on the issue.

Thank you for your time,

Regards,
Paddy

@laurynas

After making a query for an entire list, I noticed some returns were completely empty, only returning a '[' in the JSON, which makes it hard to handle and check for sizing.

The examples I tested it with are these:

pwd, bccl, kinlay, lotay, dopshari, gaupay, dargay, helvetas, cdb, pangray, bijay, chojay, sanjay, td, yargay, dcd, gortab, helvatas, jurmay, kaflay, namsay, bg, chungdruk, draftman, gynecologist, mangjay, minjay, nakphay, norbooz, surjay, agrewal, allaway, apecs, bagdogra, bajay, bokray, bumdrag, changchay, chejay, chenray, chotay, dd, dhopshari, dtl, echay, emssd, fd, fsd, gajay, ganglue, gaygay, gaypay, gopay, gunjay, halvetas, hideway, hoilday, hungrap, iffch, jamgay, js, jungnay, karpay, kharl, lakshay, lingshay, lunjay, mafchan, malabasay, mso, nangsay, naphay, ninjay, pelgay, phojay, ramashray, ratney, ropeway, sarswati, sujay, sumjay, swapan, tenshay, thajay, thenpay, thsewang, tlt, tobjay, trk, tshejay, wanjay, yongdrag, aircraf, lubzor

A demo return on 'pwd' is also empty http://ws.detectlanguage.com/0.2/detect?q[]=pwd&key=demo

The JSON response for the first 2 is
{ "data": { "detections": [ [], [] ] } }

Looks like in the Result class should look like this:

public class Result {
public String language;
public boolean isReliable;
public double confidence;
}

to work with GSON

Im getting below error
Exception in thread "main" com.detectlanguage.errors.APIError: Invalid API key
at com.detectlanguage.Client.processResponse(Client.java:72)
at com.detectlanguage.Client.execute(Client.java:54)
at com.detectlanguage.DetectLanguage.detect(DetectLanguage.java:31)
at com.sele.test.com.sele.test.App.main(App.java:57)

code i have used

	List<Result> results = DetectLanguage.detect("key");

	Result result = results.get(0);

	System.out.println("Language: " + result.language);
	// System.out.println("Is reliable: " + result.reliable);
	System.out.println("Confidence: " + result.confidence);

To test this API, i copied and pasted the "template" from the documentation (except the API key of course) and I got this error