Hi Daniel,

This is really embarrassing for me, but I just can’t get my app to meaningfully send an arbitrary JSON message through the default connection (like you suggested). My problem is 2 fold and then I will tell you how I set it up:

1. If I get it to send an arbitrary message, the app restarts the whole time and all variables are being deleted and the dom is completely populated over again,

2. If I get it that the app doesn’t restart again and again, the JSON message doesn’t come through, although it has been sent, but nothing comes back. Both these points might not be related at all, and is rather what I suspect.

So this is how I set it up:

1. In my JS file I put the SDK templet websocket connection back like follow:

var app = new innovaphone.appwebsocket.Connection(start.url, start.name);

app.checkBuild = true;

app.Xonconnected= app_connected;

function app_connected(domain, user, dn, appdomain) {

var src = new app.Src(update);

src.send({ mt: signal });

signal = "";

function update(msg) {

if (msg.mt != "") {

updateDoorTeam(msg.mt);

}

}

}

2. In the myapp.cpp I extended the if… if else… else that my message will be caught by the else, since then I can use only the msg.mt to say everything I want. It looks like the following, which I know is sending more back than what I need.

if (currentSrc) free(currentSrc);

currentSrc = src ? _strdup(src) : nullptr;

if (!strcmp(mt, "MonitorCount")) {....

….

else {

}

I also send you a copy of my JS file that works without any problems, until I try to do something of the above.

Then you won’t believe it, but I also followed the Database tutorial to the T (exactly the same), with a new app, and I can’t get that working. However, that can wait for another day, except if I can get that working even

Thanks in advance,

Yours,

Hannes