I\'m trying to connect to a REST-Server (which I created with Spark) via Android. I can send POST-Requests with POSTMAN (Chrome Addon) and get what I want, but when I try to
127.0.0.1 is the loopback ip address on your android device. You need the ip address of your computer. I presume you 're running on an emulator or Android device of some sort. If your server is running on a local Wifi network, use the IP address of your Wifi adapter then replace 127.0.0.1 with that address.
TLDR; Use you server's IP address instead of 127.0.0.1
Linux: ifconfig [wlan0]
Windows: ipconfig
Edit 2020:
On newer versions on Android, all HTTP traffic must be encrypted, otherwise the android framework will throw an error. Therefore it's advisable to use a tunnelling server like Ngrok - which comes with free SSL - when testing on your local server.