Closed famousfish closed 8 years ago
Hi,
Can you explain a little more what you are doing to cause the issue? How do you "disable/enable bluetooth", is it through the extension?
Finally, this issue happens even if i let the app running (without disable/enable bluetooth process).
Here is my process : I made a simple app for monitoring a region (with 5 iBeacons from Estimote) pretty near for testing. I let this app running (i can see a lot of beacon update events, all is normal) but after around 15 - 20 minutes, the app detect an "exit region", then the device can't detect any bluetooth signal anymore.
It seems the app data cache of bluetooth system app is corrupted. Thx
So you don't need to switch BT on and off, simply let it run for 15-20 minutes?
Are you doing anything in your code on the update events?
Yes, I simply let it run for 15-20 minutes. With the update events, I am only watching for beaconObjects in a loop to detect major and minor id.
for each (var beacon:BeaconObject in event.beacons) trace(event.region.uuid + beacon.major + beacon.minor);
I'm going to move this issue to the Beacon issue tracker. As it's unrelated to this ANE.
I'm encountering an issue with the iBeacon ANE. Indeed, I use your demo code in a simple app for monitoring a region with numerous estimote devices. The code works well BUT if i disable/enable bluetooth several times in android menu, the device (the entire android system) can't detect anymore any bluetooth signal.
The only way to get back a normal running is to empty the app data cache in bluetooth system.
So, at this point, I can't use your ANE in a professional project. We can't ask app users to empty data cache manually. Do you know this problem ? Please, could you have a look about this ?
I used these devices :