Lost callback after closing app.

[oberlon]

When I start HAP-Java and changed a value with my phone the HomekitCharacteristicChangeCallback is called. After restarting the iPhone app (Eve) the Callback method is not called again.

[andylintner]

I'll have to play with the demo implementation to see what should happen. My assumption was the subscription ends when the session does. The clients I've tried all re -subscribe if they need the realtime update.

[andylintner]

I've confirmed in a few clients, including the Eve client you referenced in your other issue. All of them appear to re-subscribe, which creates a new callback. Do you have any more details on your expected behavior?

[Speedtriple86]

Hello, I have the following problem. After a few minutes the Siri commands no longer arrive.

Then helps only the server in iPhone to delete and re-create .

Mac , salt , private key and the iPhone user are stored in a file and are static.

Many Thanks for your help.

[oberlon]

Sry for late response. I wrote a minimal Server for testing. Only one switch and a Callback:

public void changed() {
    System.out.println("!!!!Callback!!!!");
}

If I close Eve(double press home and swipe up) and start again I cant see this output. Any ideas?

[oberlon]

19:56:09.153 [defaultEventExecutorGroup-4-1] INFO hapserver.hap.MySwitch - subscribeCallback: hapserver.hap.MyCallback@2364f116

restarting Eve:

19:56:26.390 [defaultEventExecutorGroup-4-1] INFO hapserver.hap.MySwitch - subscribeCallback: com.beowulfe.hap.impl.connections.SubscriptionManager$$Lambda$27/100028605@723a8940

[Speedtriple86]

Hi,

The problem arises only after a few minutes. I also have the Standy the Mac disabled and also the APP Nap disabled . The HomeKit server responds to any command more . But if I remove the server from the iPhone ( HomeKit configuration ) then he gets this event - ( Remove User ).

After a few minutes when i would send a command then said Siri - sorry i don't´ could do this.

Many thanks for your help!

Server: InetAddress localAddress = InetAddress.getByName("192.168.5.111"); HomekitServer homekit = new HomekitServer(InetAddress.getLocalHost(), PORT); HomekitRoot bridge = homekit.createBridge(new MockAuthInfo(), "Test Bridge", "TestBridge, Inc.", "G6", "111abe234"); bridge.addAccessory(new MockSwitch()); bridge.start();

//MockAuthInfo mac, salt and private key are static mac = "ca:67:e3:b4:xx:xx"; salt = new BigInteger("55134030696782774808658991270789595512"); byte[] strs = {-112, -44, 112, -23, -3, 72, 86, 90, 53, -69, 96, -82, -125, 71, -107, -84, 45, 26, -44, 124, 79, 68, -108, -92, 63, -48, -6, 62, 3, -22, 83, -47}; pivateKey=new byte[strs.length]; for (int i=0; i<strs.length; i++) { privateKey[i]=strs[i]; }

The iphone user are aded on Server start in MockAuthInfo , also static too. byte[] publickey = {-35, 45, -64, 48, -63, -22, -20, 92, 73, -93, 39, 127, 56, 114, 40, 46, -24, 11, 82, 118, -50, -123, 80, 110, 111, 9, -68, 44, -4, -12, 22, -11}; String Username = "ca:67:e3:b4:xx:xx53D14168-390F-4524-9242-12A72CFXXXX"; createUser(Username , publickey);

Many Thanks for your help!

[andylintner]

@Speedtriple86 - your issue looks unrelated to the one @oberlon is reporting. Can you open a separate issue for it? Please enable info logging for the library and include the logs.

[andylintner]

@oberlon - the docs could be clearer on this - but the subscription is for the client. When the homekit client wants to be aware of any changes in the device, it creates a subscription. When it stops being interested, it closes the subscription.

If you want to be aware of changes on the server end, you do that in your HomekitAccessory implementation.

[andylintner]

@oberlon - did that resolve your issue?

[andylintner]

Closing this - no response.