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Android login data

I’m trying to find the best approach for handling user login data within my application.
I have login form (single sign-in) and password field, in which a user should enter his username and password. Once they click on Login it should send the username and password to my server via http post request. If both username and password are valid, it should send back a session id.
Once I receive that session id, I should save it as a token in my user database. After that, I should send it to my server when I want to access data from user database, via http GET request.
What do you think is the best approach for this? I would appreciate if anyone could show me the approach.

you can call the API, if the response of the login is 200 then you have a valid session id, you can save the id in your shared preferences for use in any request

MANILA, Philippines – The government has downplayed the possible negative impact of the cap on electricity usage on the food industry, saying there is no direct link between the consumption of raw energy and the procurement of food.

The government, in its latest economic projection released Monday, said the expected reduction in energy use by industries and households, as a result of the November 1 entry into force of the National Electrical Code (NEC), would be on the order of 0.5 percent.

In the recently concluded budget year, the total electrical consumption of the food industry is estimated at P33.6 billion. That is about a 1.0 percent increase from P32.8 billion in 2014.

The government said the increase was consistent with the statistics of the National Statistics Office (NSO) that showed significant growth of economic activities and consumption.

The Economic Coordination Council (ECC) of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said the food sector was one of the sectors that would benefit from the implementation of the NEC.

But in a briefing after the release of the ECC latest Economic and Financial Update, NEDA deputy administrator Imee Marcos-Acosta maintained that the impact of the new regulation would be marginal as electricity consumption in the food industry had increased at an “adequ

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