I tried to emulate on my actual Android phone to see whether the app detects Wifi and No Wifi connectivity.
First Scenario:
Second Scenario:
Third Scenario:
I got an OnInitialize Event and a button (manual) where it checks a GetNetworkStatus(), with WiFi, it works fine.
On the Second Scenario, the app probably doesn't even reach the "OnInitialize" Event.
For the Third Scenario, I got it to check my network status and popped up a message "Offline" before showing the error message.
I'm not sure if this is related to having an Offline Sync, but my app is just barely checking wifi connectivity and no databases yet. I highly doubt it's related to sync. I've searched throughout the community for similar questions but I only found emulation of mobile app on a browser and not an actual phone.
I also tried to look for any offline configuration for the app to launch offline, I haven't tried launching other apps offline (without wifi).
That if confirms that the test is ok.
Now, you have to review your sync properties to follow best practices suited to your scenario:https://www.outsystems.com/training/lesson/2156/data-synchronization-overview
Hello.
It looks like a key part of the process jams because of no network. I'm suspicious of your synchronization process. Is it running asynchronously?
I think this is Asynchronous. This is the only logic code I have for both OnInitialize and a Button click.
I retried it and it did load an OnInitialize, it showede a bried "Offline" Message, when WiFi was off (2nd Scenario)
Thanks for this.
I've reviewed the sync properties and it now works.
