Enables the timeout message caching which is disabled by default.
Once enabled, if a client side timeout is encountered
(i.e. brainCloud server is unreachable presumably due to the client
network being down) the SDK will do the following:
gets the authentication packet timeout which is tracked separately
from all other packets. Note that authentication packets are never
retried and so this value represents the total time a client would
wait to receive a reply to an authentication API call. By default
this timeout is set to 15 seconds.
Inserts a marker which will tell the brainCloud comms layer
to close the message bundle off at this point. Any messages queued
before this method was called will likely be bundled together in
the next send to the server.
Returns true if the user is currently authenticated.
If a session time out or session invalidation is returned from executing a
sever API call, this flag will reset back to false.
Sets the language code sent to brainCloud when a user authenticates.
If the language is set to a non-ISO 639-1 standard value the game default will be used instead.
Will override any auto detected language.
Sets the authentication packet timeout which is tracked separately
from all other packets. Note that authentication packets are never
retried and so this value represents the total time a client would
wait to receive a reply to an authentication API call. By default
this timeout is set to 15 seconds.
Sets the packet timeouts using a list of integers that
represent timeout values for each packet retry. The
first item in the list represents the timeout for the first packet
attempt, the second for the second packet attempt, and so on.
Sets the low transfer rate threshold of an upload in bytes/sec.
If the transfer rate dips below the given threshold longer
than the specified timeout, the transfer will fail.
By default this is set to 50 bytes/sec.
Sets the timeout in seconds of a low speed upload
(i.e. transfer rate which is underneath the low transfer rate threshold).
By default this is set to 120 secs.Setting this value to 0 will
turn off the timeout.