- Totally reliable delivery service disconnect from server drivers#
- Totally reliable delivery service disconnect from server android#
Three qualities of service for message delivery. I think the best thing to do is to have the server to do this: if message failed to deliver and the offline message policy is "Always Store", then we store it to "ofoffline" for delayed delivery. MQTT is a lightweight client/server publish/subscribe messaging transport protocol ideal for use in M2M. This is quite a terrible way to fix it (please advise if you have a better way of doing it). If it's the case, then I mark that message as "Failed delivery" haven't receive the message delivery receipt) into a queue, then periodically (say, 6 minutes - it's the time when those dead connections got wiped) check every message of the queue to see if the intended recipient is "Online" AND the receipt's still not received. i store all those messages that are not delivered (i.e. So I temporarily put in a work around for this. In this case A does not know that the message got dropped, it'll just assume that the message is delivered to the server, server will eventually deliver it to B The message got dropped and A is not notified A sends B a message while B's connection just got lost I have 2 users chatting, call them A and B Problem for me is that I set the offline messages policy to "Always Store" and thus XEP-0184 doesn't really help out to determine if a message is not getting delivered to its receiver. I too came across this issue and been trying to figure out a proper way to get this resolved. PD: I ask to openfeint for they multiplayer api, but they didn't asnwer me.
Totally reliable delivery service disconnect from server android#
Android and the server still thinking that the connection is alive. I turn down the 3G and WiFi connectivity to the device. Do you know another server witch implements TCP or ACK?ĮDIT: I do that: Connect device to server. Do you have any other suggestion? I think this is a server problem. Implement ACK over my game protocol, but I don't like this idea to much.
The server thinks that the device is online and send the message but it ( obviusly ) never arrive, so packet is lost. ) or the device lost the network ( turn off 3g, wifi or lost connection ). The problem cames when a device change the network ( change from 3g to WiFi, change 3g IP. If the other user isn't online, the server (OpenFire) save it for later deliver. ( The only solution I found for multiplatform game ).
Totally reliable delivery service disconnect from server drivers#
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