Message Received issue when server is hosted in azure about signalrcore HOT 8 CLOSED

What we found is that in the case that is hosted in azure (and probably because connection speed?) looks like two messages come in one "on_message" execution (see the last socket_trace)

A quick work around for us was to modify base_hub_connection.py

    def on_message(self, raw_message):
        if "{}" in raw_message:
            self.on_message1("{}")
            if len(raw_message) > 2:
                self.on_message1(raw_message.replace("{}", ""))
        else:
            self.on_message1(raw_message)
                    
    def on_message1(self, raw_message):

It worked ok. Let us know a permanent fix

Thanks

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@javierbarre tried Your solution but with no success :(

What is interesting, that it works on desktop, but refuses to handshake on our Jetson device.

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@javierbarre I tried socket_trace, but didn't find anything useful. What I should look for?

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It was just asking, to check that if the issue was the same I had. Check if the raw message received is more than one element.

In my case, the issue was that the message received was split into two objects (one of the EMPTY)

Example (as in my second post on this thread)

2020-10-13 12:15:42,542 - SignalRCoreClient - DEBUG - Message received{}{message_with_all_fields_here}

As you can see the raw Message received had two {}{xxx} elements. So I find that the def on_message(self, raw_message): function didn't expect a case like that. Two "elements" in the same raw message.

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Hi,

I think that this commits solves your issue,

I will comment here when the new version gets published

Basically, i made a mistake. Handshake´s function only considers an incoming message, not various. I fixed it in the following commit:

e99dd33

thanks, and sorry for the delay!

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https://pypi.org/project/signalrcore/0.8.9/

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That's great!!! Thank you for solving this issue

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