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Putting onStatus handlers in the right place in a script
Because of network and thread timing issues, it is best to place an onStatus
handler before a connect
method in a script. Otherwise, the connection might complete before the script executes the onStatus
handler initialization. Also, all security checks are made within the connect
method, and notifications will be lost if the onStatus
handler is not yet set up.
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