Mesh reliable message

[Damien Berger]

Hi, i am working on a message model based on the simple_on_off model. I am able to send and receive a buffer via unicast or multicast. Now i am trying to develop a reliable "send" as implemented in the simple_on_off model.

I don't know how to stop my model to send the reliable message. I think it comes from my function "reliable_message_cb" similar to "reliable_status_cb" ( from simple_on_off_client) which is the one that disable the transfer ("p_client->state.reliable_transfer_active = false;"). My function is never called...

Can you explain me how this function is called for the simple_on_off model ? 

Maybe the problem comes from somewhere else : after sending my reliable message from my client, the server respond with a very simple message (similar to the status message), maybe i am missing something in the reception of this message to stop the transfer ?

Thanks for your help

[MaximeMylle]

Hi damien, I just doont think you are supposed to look into acces_reliable.c. You should only make adjustments in your own model. If you dont want an acknowledged message, just simply send an unacknowleged message? why would you want to "stop" sending a reliable message, its just a one time call you make... I'd be happy to help you, maybe if you post a piece of code we could help you

[Damien Berger]

I did not touch the access_reliable.c file, just trying to understand what it does. I want an acknowledged message as implemented in access_reliable.c file.
I do not want to "stop" it, it stops automatically after receiving the "ack". My problem is that the retransmissions of the message don't have the right content.

[MaximeMylle]

If you want to retransmit a message i think youi're looking in the wrong place, i think you should handle that in the get method on the server side, not in the aknowledge on the client side, I'm sorry if im wrong, I'm not the expert but I have some experience making custom models

[Damien Berger]

Well i am trying to use a Nordic feature not to retransmit a message by my own, as in the light switch example.