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For example, I have an Angular app that routes the url #/user/:userId to the UserPage page. The first thing done by this page is to load user information (firstname, lastname, ...) from ZP using the SDK (call to getUserInfo()).
When I navigate through Angular, the application is already started and the user is already connected so calling the getUserInfo() works.
However, when I enter the url in the browser or when I hit F5, the Angular applications loads directly the page and the call to getUserInfo() fails because the user is not connected (message : "Illegal state: already disconnected").
So when no connection is opened, the SDK should "replace" the real call by storing channel and parameters into a FIFO. As soon as the connection is avaiable, reexecute the pending actions stored in the FIFO and allow to call the real functions.
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For example, I have an Angular app that routes the url #/user/:userId to the UserPage page. The first thing done by this page is to load user information (firstname, lastname, ...) from ZP using the SDK (call to getUserInfo()).
When I navigate through Angular, the application is already started and the user is already connected so calling the getUserInfo() works.
However, when I enter the url in the browser or when I hit F5, the Angular applications loads directly the page and the call to getUserInfo() fails because the user is not connected (message : "Illegal state: already disconnected").
So when no connection is opened, the SDK should "replace" the real call by storing channel and parameters into a FIFO. As soon as the connection is avaiable, reexecute the pending actions stored in the FIFO and allow to call the real functions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: