Mesibo Connection Monitoring
Estimated reading time: 1 minuteYou can monitor if your app is connected with the mesibo real-time server (cloud or your on-premise) by implementing Mesibo_onConnectionStatus in the connection listener. The connection listener is invoked when the connection status is changed. It is also invoked when the token is about to expire.
void Mesibo_onConnectionStatus(int status) {
}
The following are the status values:
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| MESIBO_STATUS_ONLINE | The user is connected and online | 1 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_OFFLINE | The user is offline | 2 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_SIGNOUT | The user has signed out. The most likely reason is that the user has logged in from another device. You can use multi-device login feature if the user is required to log in from multiple devices simultaneously. | 3 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_AUTHFAIL | Token is wrong or expired. For Javascript, C++, and Python, it also happens if you have passed the wrong app id in setAppName() |
4 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_STOPPED | The user is offline and stopped. Automatic reconnection will not be attempted | 5 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_CONNECTING | The user is connecting but not online yet | 6 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_CONNECTFAILURE | Connection Failed | 7 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_NONETWORK | Mesibo API could not detect network connection on your device | 8 |
| MESIBO_STATUS_ONPREMISEERROR | You have configured the on-premise server but it is not running or the firewall is preventing your apps from connecting to the on-premise server | 9 |