Wrong parameter type 210 (AuthenticateRequest.Region): should be String but received Int32.
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Hi,
does anybody know what this error means?
I got this error when I try to reconnect after a disconnection
Thank you
does anybody know what this error means?
I got this error when I try to reconnect after a disconnection
Thank you
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Hi @Vasilis,
As we explained before, you need to tell us which client SDK type and version you are using.
Read more about how to get help here.
Also posting on the right forum category may help.
Otherwise, the error message itself is self-explanatory I think: the client is sending the region as integer instead of string.1 -
Hi @Vasilis.
Please provide reproduction code of what exactly you are doing that causes this to happen.0 -
Hi @Kaiserludi,
All I did was to disconnect, and then reconnect. I am sorry but I do not have any more info on this matter0 -
Hi @Vasilis,The region is set from the dashboardFrom the dashboard you can set the list of whitelisted regions that the nameserver can return to the client in OpGetRegions. Each client can explicitly choose to connect a specific region. We have steps of how to choose the region at runtime for Objective-C Realtime client here.0
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Hi @Vasilis,
Please share the code snippet of how you connect the Objective-C client to Photon Cloud so @Kaiserludi can have a look.0 -
Hi @JohnTube .
- (id) initWithOutputListener:(id<OutputListener>)listener { self = [super init]; (mLogger=[[EGLogger alloc] initWithDebugOutputLevel:EGDbgLvl::OFF]).Listener = EGBase.Listener = self; mOutputListener = listener; mLoadBalancingClient=[[EGLoadBalancingClient alloc] initClient:self :appId :@"1.0" :ExitGames::Photon::ConnectionProtocol::DEFAULT :autoLobbyStats :regionSelectionMode]; mLoadBalancingClient.DebugOutputLevel = EGDbgLvl::OFF; mStateAccessor = [StateAccessor new]; mStateAccessor.State = STATE_INITIALIZING; mLastInput = INPUT_NON; return self; }0 -
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Hi @Kaiserludi,
here is the code- (void) connectWithUserID:(NSString*)userID andUserName:(NSString*)userName { EGMutableAuthenticationValues* authenticationValues = [EGMutableAuthenticationValues authenticationValues]; authenticationValues.UserID = userID; [mLoadBalancingClient connect:authenticationValues :userName]; mLoadBalancingClient.TrafficStatsEnabled = true; mLastInput = INPUT_NON; mStateAccessor.State = STATE_CONNECTING; }- (void) reConnectWithUserID:(NSString*)userID andUserName:(NSString*)userName { mLastInput = INPUT_NON_ON_ERROR; [self connectWithUserID:userID andUserName:userName]; }0 -
Hi @Vasilis.
You are settingmLastInputinreConnectWithUserID()and don' t access it again before in the very next line you callconnectWithUserID(), which overrides the value that you have just set. That doesn't make sense.
Aside from that I don't see anything in your code that should result in something like that and it works fine for me, so the cause must be elsewhere in your code.
If you open demo_iMac_loadBalancing_objc and modify it slightly to set the state toSTATE_INITIALIZEDinstead of toSTATE_DISCONNECTEDinside ofdisconnectReturn(), then it will disconnect and reconnect whenever you hit the '0' key.
As you will see, the demo won't get the error that you have reported.
Hence I suggest that you compare the differences between your project and that demo to track down the cause of the error.0 -
Kaiserludi said:
You are settingmLastInputinreConnectWithUserID()and don' t access it again before in the very next line you callconnectWithUserID(), which overrides the values that you have just set. That doesn't make sense.
That is really dumb. Thank you for pointing it out
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