Connect

public void Connect();

Description

Connects to the real-time notification server. You can connect even if it is not activated in BACKND Console, but in this case, you will not receive any notifications.
After connecting, the authentication process starts, and the result will be passed to the OnAuthorize handler.

Unlike the existing BACKND Base methods, you get the returned value at the handler.

Example

// Define the handler to be called upon connection
Backend.Notification.OnAuthorize = (bool Result, string Reason) => {
              Debug.Log("Success/failure of connection to real-time server : " + Result);
              Debug.Log("Reason when failed : " + Reason);
};

// Connect to the real-time notification server
Backend.Notification.Connect();

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OnAuthorize

public OnNotificationAuthorize OnAuthorize;

Parameters

Value	Type	Description
Result	bool	Connection result(true means success and false means failure)
Reason	string	Reason for failure('successed w/ {socket.id}' is printed when successful)

Description

When Connect is called, the authentication process automatically starts, and the result will be passed to the OnAuthorize handler.

Example

Backend.Notification.OnAuthorize = (bool Result, string Reason) => {
         Debug.Log("Trying to connect to the real-time notification server!");
             
        //Process after connection
        if(Result)
        {
            Debug.Log("Successfully connected to the real-time notification server!");
        }
        else
        {
           Debug.Log("Failed to connect to the real-time notification server : Reason: " + Reason);
        }
}

ResponseCase

Success cases

Result(bool)	Reason(string)	Description
true	successed w/ `$socket.id`	ErrorCode

Fail cases

Result(bool)	Reason(string)	Description
false	bad clientAppId	ErrorCode
	bad accessToken	ErrorCode
	bad expired accessToken	ErrorCode