Is there a better way to check in the windows sdk if the user is logged in with a PRO account vs. a Free one?
The one way I found was to see if CPreMeetingServiceDotNetWrap is null, but is that recommended?
Thanks,
Lucas
Is there a better way to check in the windows sdk if the user is logged in with a PRO account vs. a Free one?
The one way I found was to see if CPreMeetingServiceDotNetWrap is null, but is that recommended?
Thanks,
Lucas
ZOOM windows SDK hasn’t such interface to check whether a user is a free one or a PRO account.
However, if a free user is the host of the meeting, SDK will invoke IMeetingConfigurationEvent::onFreeMeetingEndingReminderNotification() after the meeting goes 30 minutes.
Hope it is useful for you.
@Wilmer_Sun I need to know prior to 30 minutes. Is checking if the CPreMeetingService is null the only other reliable way?
CC: @cfrost
@IKrammes
No. CPreMeetingService still can be NULL when a pro user using RestAPI to start a meeting. It can not be used to check whether a user is a free one or PRO one.
Regards!
@Wilmer_Sun thank you, that is good information, but my scenario is a bit more targeted. Normal users only, windows sdk
If so, you can use it temporarily.