I have read these the following posts:
devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../
But, most of the answers are quite old. I am wondering if the solution to send multiple notifications is still an valid answer.
Thank you.
I have read these the following posts:
devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../
But, most of the answers are quite old. I am wondering if the solution to send multiple notifications is still an valid answer.
Thank you.
Hi Jack,
Short answer is YES.
Long answer follows:
Cheers Jan
I just implemented mine following this example devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ Jack - have you tried this one?
I don't update my 'last synchronized' pointer until it all goes through, that way it ends up starting over if it gets interrupted. (I may change that and have it start where it left off, idk yet) I will probably also implement a way for the app/client to ask for prior data, just in case something goes awry on the app side.
I just implemented mine following this example devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ Jack - have you tried this one?
I don't update my 'last synchronized' pointer until it all goes through, that way it ends up starting over if it gets interrupted. (I may change that and have it start where it left off, idk yet) I will probably also implement a way for the app/client to ask for prior data, just in case something goes awry on the app side.