Hello Romano,
in client libraries version 1.x, there are some exceptions that we still throw from NSError methods because they are due to programmer errors. E.g. unsubscribing a table twice. Apple...
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Hello Romano,
in client libraries version 1.x, there are some exceptions that we still throw from NSError methods because they are due to programmer errors. E.g. unsubscribing a table twice. Apple...
Hello,
calls to bind_session.txt are probably due to polling mode. The library may switch to polling mode when the network conditions require it. For example, if it cannot establish a streaming...
Hello again Dmitry,
besides our different views on the use of exceptions, your main issue seems to be that your are not notified of the resubscription failure. If this is the case, I agree this...
Hello Dmitry,
if you mean the common "All Exceptions" breakpoint of Xcode, of course you can disable it:
1) select the Breakpoint Navigator on the left pane of Xcode;
2) right-click (or...
Hello Dmitry,
throwing an exception is not a bug. Exception handling is a fundamental part of many object oriented programming languages. Specifically, it is a construct designed to avoid the...
Hello Dmitry,
the exception you see is actually caused by an error returned by the adapter, when trying to subscribe. Negative error codes are provider by the adapter, and in particular here the...
Hello Dmitry,
the exception is thrown when the client is automatically resubscribing after a reconnection with the server. To understand the problem you can activate the client logging, adding the...