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How to get all users in android in a blocking manner
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Thanks for your help, altough your answer is wrong because there are no a blocking method with that signature (you're taking an async one), i've figured out to solve my problem using:
`User[] users = myClient.user().retrieveBlocking(new Query()).execute();`
Thanks again for your help
`User[] users = myClient.user().retrieveBlocking(new Query()).execute();`
Thanks again for your help
Hey,
Take a look at the `User` class javadocs-- it shows a master list of all available methods. http://devcenter.kinvey.com/android/reference/api/java/reference/com/kinvey/java/User.html#
You probably want the retrieveBlocking method, with an empty query--
myClient.user().retrieveBlocking(new Query()).execute();
edited to remove callback parameter, was thinking async sorry about that!
Take a look at the `User` class javadocs-- it shows a master list of all available methods. http://devcenter.kinvey.com/android/reference/api/java/reference/com/kinvey/java/User.html#
You probably want the retrieveBlocking method, with an empty query--
myClient.user().retrieveBlocking(new Query()).execute();
edited to remove callback parameter, was thinking async sorry about that!
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