Unfortunately I still get the error. I added a zip with a video that shows what I do. Hope it helps.
session_timout_clip.zip (2.3 MB)
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I will install a newer version of Unity and try again.
Hello, @Joey_Fladderak.
I still don’t understand what your problem is. As far as I understood, you activated the timeout. After 10 seconds, the user token becomes invalid. And you need to re-login. I think this is expected behavior.
Code of my simple test project with many logs:
try
{
Debug.Log( "Find Processing..." );
var findRes = Backendless.Data.Of( "TestTable" ).Find()[ 0 ];
Debug.Log( "Find completed. Result: " + findRes[ "objectId" ] );
Debug.Log( "//////////////////////\nChecking Current User...." );
var resCurUser = Backendless.UserService.CurrentUser;
if( resCurUser != null )
{
Debug.Log( "Current User result: " + resCurUser.Email );
}
else
{
Debug.Log( "Current User is null. Reloggining...." );
var resLog = Backendless.UserService.Login( "hdhdhd@gmail.com", "123234", true );
Debug.Log( "Login completed. User Result: " + resLog.Email );
}
Debug.Log( "Trying to get data with logged in user..." );
var findLoggedIn = Backendless.Data.Of( "TestTable" ).Find()[ 0 ];
Debug.Log( "Task is completed. Result date of creation: " + findRes[ "created" ] );
}
catch( Exception ex )
{
Debug.Log( "ERRRRRROOOOOORRR: " + ex.Message );
Debug.Log( "Logout..." );
Backendless.UserService.LoginStorage.DeleteFiles(); // Also u can just call Backendless.UserService.Logout();
Debug.Log( "Loggin for new user session..." );
var resLog = Backendless.UserService.Login( "hdhdhd@gmail.com", "123234", true );
Debug.Log( "Login completed. User Result: " + resLog.Email );
Debug.Log( "Trying to get data with logged in user..." );
var findRes = Backendless.Data.Of( "TestTable" ).Find()[ 0 ];
Debug.Log( "Task is completed. Result date of creation: " + findRes[ "created" ] );
}
Best Regards, Nikita.
There was a problem with the fact that it was not possible to re-login the user. Due to the fact that the User token was not cleared, but I fixed it recently. Now everything seems to work as expected.
The problem is that I want to call
IList<Springloop.BackendlessData.Games> loadedGames = await Backendless.Data.Of<Springloop.BackendlessData.Games>().FindAsync();
Regardless if a user is logged in or not. Before I log in with a user, that call works just fine (no user logged in). When I log in with a user, it works fine as well (user is logged in)
Now, after 10 seconds, when the session of the logged in user is expired, I am suddenly not allowed to call that line again (session expired) and this is not the behaviour I expect.
I am allowed to call that line when no user is logged in, but not when a session is expired.
This is expected behavior. The token has been expired on the server, it is no longer valid. But since stayLoggedIn = true in the sdk. The sdk still sends this token to the server. Because of this, a timeout error is returned. When the session has been expired just call this line:
Backendless.UserService.LoginStorage.DeleteFiles();
Alright, I will try that. For me it was unexpected behaviour as I treated the call as not user related because I can call it without being logged in.
It didn’t really make sense that the call would stop working after a session was expired if I would also be able to call it without being logged in, but I guess it’s a technical design.
So I guess I could check with Backendless.UserService.IsValidLogin() is the session is still valid and if not, call Backendless.UserService.LoginStorage.DeleteFiles();
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Yes, you can make requests if the token is null. But as soon as it is invalid, an error will be returned to you.
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Alright, sorry for the headache this must’ve caused! But good to know this is the expected behaviour.
Your work is greatly appreciated 
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