Class DataSendDispatcher

Namespace: mobisim.Analysis

Shared helper that resolves IDataSendService with a bounded number of retries before enqueuing a payload, so a handler is never permanently stranded when the service is not yet registered.

public static class DataSendDispatcher

Inheritance

object→DataSendDispatcher

Remarks

This addresses service resolution only. Transport-level retries (network timeout and re-send attempts) are already handled inside the request layer via DataCollectionSettings.RequestTimeout and DataCollectionSettings.MaxRetryCount.

The service is normally registered in DataSender.Awake, but a handler whose end-of-scenario send fires during a scene transition may run before that registration completes. Retrying across a few frames covers that window without blocking the participant.

If the service still cannot be resolved after DEFAULT_RESOLVE_ATTEMPTS attempts, the callback is invoked anyway. This matches the pipeline's existing fail-open contract in DataSender.SendDataCoroutine, where the callback fires even when a request fails, so that a dead backend never traps a participant mid-session.

Fields

DEFAULT_RESOLVE_ATTEMPTS

Number of times to attempt resolving IDataSendService before giving up.

public const int DEFAULT_RESOLVE_ATTEMPTS = 5

Field Value

int

DEFAULT_RETRY_DELAY

Seconds to wait between resolution attempts.

public const float DEFAULT_RETRY_DELAY = 0.5

Field Value

float

Methods

EnqueueWithRetry(MonoBehaviour, string, string, string, Action)

Enqueues a payload, retrying service resolution before falling back to the callback.

public static void EnqueueWithRetry(MonoBehaviour runner, string jsonName, string json, string source, Action callback)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
runner	MonoBehaviour	The MonoBehaviour used to host the retry coroutine.
jsonName	string	Identifier for the data record.
json	string	Serialised JSON payload.
source	string	Handler name, used only for diagnostics.
callback	Action	Invoked once the payload has been handed to the send pipeline, or once resolution has definitively failed. Always invoked exactly once.