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@Gurpreet1809 What are you referring to exactly? Did you want to say that the `SubscribeListener` (which has been tested, of course) *does* work fine in the *emulator* or when debugging...

@Gurpreet1809 That could be an issue with obfuscation (i.e. ProGuard) then. Can you check this?

If you call ```java mMeteor.subscribe("user.id", userID); ``` then it will subscribe to data from the server, unless you didn't publish something called `user.id` on the server. Use the listener with...

Can you provide any specific (step-by-step) description of how to re-produce this? Perhaps even with a minimum code example. Otherwise, we can't re-produce this right now and have never heard...

This issue seems to be related: https://github.com/delight-im/Android-DDP/issues/46

Excellent point, thank you! The cause of this behavior may be that the session ID, which is declared [here](https://github.com/delight-im/Android-DDP/blob/4ae26e3728b5d2956ec670a0667da20f2b40b430/Source/library/src/main/java/im/delight/android/ddp/Meteor.java#L70) and set [here](https://github.com/delight-im/Android-DDP/blob/4ae26e3728b5d2956ec670a0667da20f2b40b430/Source/library/src/main/java/im/delight/android/ddp/Meteor.java#L433) as received from the server after the connection...

Thanks a lot for testing and debugging this! > the session ID will be always the same, but when calling to disconnect, when the server reconnects, sends a new session...

Thanks! > I do not have a total control over the remote Meteor server. I will ask for more information about if this is a server issue or a client...

> Without having clear how the Meteor server works, maybe when executing `disconnect()` is possible that the server forget that sessionID and that may be the reason why sends a...

> but can be useful to others coming from google to solve this issue Definitely! And who knows, perhaps we implement your solution as well. I’m just not sure about...