First step, let's remove the privileged methods accessing those callbacks. They are unnecessary since they are only used in the same scope where we have direct access to the settings.
Second step, determine if user and pass are required in creating a STOMP connection. If so, we will not do autoConnect for STOMP as I don't want to encourage our users to put user and pass in their JS. If not, we can provide an autoConnect option but only for connections that don't require credentials. We would need to document that and not pass that info along to connect even if they try to do it.
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First step, let's remove the privileged methods accessing those callbacks. They are unnecessary since they are only used in the same scope where we have direct access to the settings.
Second step, determine if user and pass are required in creating a STOMP connection. If so, we will not do autoConnect for STOMP as I don't want to encourage our users to put user and pass in their JS. If not, we can provide an autoConnect option but only for connections that don't require credentials. We would need to document that and not pass that info along to connect even if they try to do it.