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Description
Following properties are not supported on ably-java / ably-cocoa
ably-cocoa
Unsupported properties
ARTClientOptions
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useTokenAuth: TO3j4 - boolean – When true, token authentication will always be used by the client -
port: TO3k4 - integer – for development environments only; allows a non-default Ably non-TLS port to be specified -
tlsPort: TO3k5 - integer – for development environments only; allows a non-default Ably TLS port to be specified -
httpOpenTimeout: TO3l3 - integer – default 4,000 (4s). Timeout for opening the connection, available in the client library if supported by the transport -
httpRequestTimeout: TO3l4 - integer – default 10,000 (10s). Timeout for any single HTTP request and response -
httpMaxRetryCount: TO3l5 - integer – default 4,000 (4s). Timeout for opening the connection, available in the client library if supported by the transport - realtimeRequestTimeout
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fallbackRetryTimeout -
channelRetryTimeout -
transportParams: will be added under Add transportParams to ClientOptions ably-cocoa#1112 -
asyncHttpThreadpoolSize -
pushFullWait
ARTErrorInfo
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code: TI1 - Ably code, not the same asstatusCode -
href: TI4 - optional, included in REST responses -
requestId: TI1, RSC7c - viaaddRequestIdsclient option (TO3p) -
cause: TI1 - optional, an inner ARTErrorInfo instance
ably-java
Unsupported properties
ErrorInfo
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requestId -
cause
Auth.TokenParams
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nonce
PresenceMessage
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extras
ChannelOptions
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modes
(an extra parameterencryptedis supported instead whose documentation is missing from docs.ably.io)
Unsupported APIs
Rest#Channels#Channel
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Rest#setChannelOptions
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