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Description
On create meeting API i receive an “id” and a “meeting_uuid” in the response. What is the difference between them ?? Because I was looking up the get meeting participants API and I came across this:
"The meeting ID or the meeting UUID. If a meeting ID is provided in the request instead of a UUID, the response will be for the latest meeting instance. "
So does that mean that a meeting ID will have different instances identified by the meeting uuid ?
Which App Type (OAuth / Chatbot / JWT / Webhook)?
JWT
Which Endpoint/s?
** POST /users/{userId}/meetings**
** GET /metrics/meetings/{meetingId}/participants **
So does that mean that a meeting ID will have different instances identified by the meeting uuid ?
Yes—a Meeting will have it’s own ID, which encompasses the overarching meeting series. Each instance of a meeting will have it’s own, unique Meeting UUID. Once a meeting is held under a given meeting ID, the past instance of that meeting will have a unique UUID generated for that particular instance.
Generally, if you need to get information about a specific past meeting instance, you will want to query by UUID.
