How long does a SetDurable request last? Is it cached in some kind of file on the device, or is the request killed if the application is fully closed?
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Jason McIntosh
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over 2 years ago
As far as I understand, it's stored on the device fie system until the next connection is available to retry (presumably across app sessions, too). I don't know how many times it will retry or in what time intervals or if you can cancel a pending request, though.
As far as I understand, it's stored on the device fie system until the next connection is available to retry (presumably across app sessions, too). I don't know how many times it will retry or in what time intervals or if you can cancel a pending request, though.
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Matthew LeHew
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over 2 years ago
That's definitely good to know if it stays in the filesystem, that's what I was hoping for. I was worried the request would be abandoned if the user exited the game (as in fully closing it from a task manager, not just suspending it).
Customer Support
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over 2 years ago
Hey Matthew,
That is correct, the durable request are stored in a file in the apps folder (you can check this for yourself if you find the app's local folder), and the next time a connection is made those requests in the file will be sent until it is cleared.
Matthew LeHew
Hi,
How long does a SetDurable request last? Is it cached in some kind of file on the device, or is the request killed if the application is fully closed?
As far as I understand, it's stored on the device fie system until the next connection is available to retry (presumably across app sessions, too). I don't know how many times it will retry or in what time intervals or if you can cancel a pending request, though.
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As far as I understand, it's stored on the device fie system until the next connection is available to retry (presumably across app sessions, too). I don't know how many times it will retry or in what time intervals or if you can cancel a pending request, though.
Matthew LeHew
That's definitely good to know if it stays in the filesystem, that's what I was hoping for. I was worried the request would be abandoned if the user exited the game (as in fully closing it from a task manager, not just suspending it).
Customer Support
Hey Matthew,
That is correct, the durable request are stored in a file in the apps folder (you can check this for yourself if you find the app's local folder), and the next time a connection is made those requests in the file will be sent until it is cleared.
Sean
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