Re: [paho-dev] How to reconnect MqttAndroidClient in poor network condit

["James Sutton1" <james.sutton@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Sounds like you want a larger timeout value, but might be worth trying to ping the server in your own android code first to make sure that the server actually available before you try to connect. Also, I recommend making sure that it works on WiFi before moving to cellular to make sure that nothing else is causing problems.

 

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Hello James，

Ok, I will use the simple code to run in my app,but when in a poor network condition. It is hard to connect to the broker.Should I call connect in OnFailer function?Or set a bigger timeout value?

 

2016-02-26

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