Closed ViorelOnica closed 6 years ago
The gradle version part does not start with a 'v', remove that.
Every connection implementation has a method to add a tuwien.auto.calimero.KNXListener
, and every link implementation has a method to add a tuwien.auto.calimero.link.LinkListener
. Both will provide you with a notification if the connection/link got closed.
Hello, thank you for your answer !
It's working, but I tested it deactivating mobile data and the linkClosed event is triggered after 30-45 seconds after turning mobile data off.. ain't 30 seconds too much?
DataHolder.knxLink.addLinkListener(new NetworkLinkListener() {
@Override
public void confirmation(FrameEvent e) {
}
@Override
public void indication(FrameEvent e) {
}
@Override
public void linkClosed(CloseEvent e) {
//what to do on losing connection
}
});
The notification will be sent when the link actually got closed; if the link is idle and does not do any communication (and the socket is not closed by the OS), then there can be a certain time delay.
On Android, if you want an immediate notification about changes to your connection, you probably should use android.net.ConnectivityManager. CONNECTIVITY_ACTION
or something like that.
Hi there,
I used this library 7 months ago, and I resumed the project (android), but classes are not recognized anymore.. I placed " implementation 'com.github.calimero-project:calimero-core:v2.3' " in my gradle, "maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } " aswell.
If I'll get through this problem, I'd like to know if there's any way to get notified whenever the knxconnection goes down without running a second thread with a infinite loop in it that checks the connection..
I'd appreciate your help.. :)