It doesn't seem to be persisting the change for some reason, am I doing something wrong? public void saveOfflineVariables(BuddyList buddyList, List<BuddyVariable> offlineBuddyVars) throws IOException { checkInited(); ISFSObject serializedBuddyList = SFSObject.newInstance(); ISFSArray buddyArray = SF...

Yes sorry, the buddystorage class

I suppose, The buddymanager class was decoupled in a seperate jar file as it was being shared across games but I guess I could make this work.

I'm using a custom persistence class but it works very similar to the default one, it saves the lists in a S3 bucket rather than locally. The wall I've hit is that the BuddyAPI for persisting buddyvariables requires a reference to the User setBuddyVariables(User owner, java.util.List<BuddyVariable> ...

I'm looking for a way to update the offline buddy variables for a particular user when that user is not logged in. Is there any way to do that?

I'm attempting a similar integration with amazon, getting the following jdk related error Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: smartfox_aws_buddylist/S3Storage : Unsupported major.minor version I'm assuming that I need to downgrade my JDK from 1.8 to 1.6?

Hi, I haven't got a reply from the support team since the last 5 days. Is there another way for me to get my hands on the hotfix?

Ah alright, Thanks. I'll get in touch with the support team

Hi, I'm having an issue with the buddylist not showing when a user in his friends list is online. Neither does the onBuddyOnlineStateUpdate function get called. This functionality was in place and working with the 2.8.5 version of the server. Not sure if any update to 2.9.0 required me to change any...

Another bit of small annoyance is that the test sql that you setup fails if the table does not have any entries in it. So a dummy entry needs to be setup.

The lagMonitor is enabled. I'm testing on a live server, amazon instance. Getting latency of 50 - 200 on the wifi connection.

The user is getting dropped much after logging in, this is during the game, after joining the game room, during play. But yes, there is some database activity happening there after they join the room, which I'll investigate in the Extension Queue to see if that is the cause. Example used case: Three...

It's myself and the beta testers. All are on wifi connection.

But i'm on a wifi connection

No I am using iOS, this is the server side log, On the client side the user gets disconnected from the game

I am not able to consistently reproduce it, though a number of users have reported it