Thank you for posting in the Zoo Developer Forum. I recommend referencing the Sample Auth Meeting app and comparing it with your implementation. You can use this app to generate a token and hardcode it to ensure it functions as expected. From there, you can compare the signed token with yours. Here is the sample app for reference:
I’m sorry it’s confusing, the previous version I used is 5.13.5.11583 and in this version, I only used app key and secret key to initialize ZoomSDK, but recently the initialize has success but the user cannot join the meeting.
Status from MeetingServiceListener is connecting and then disconnected, so when I asked the support they said to upgrade the version of Zoom that I used.
So I tried to upgrade to 5.16.10.17706 but it doesn’t use the app key and secret key anymore to init the SDK instead using JWTtoken and I tried to generate using a plugin in Flutter and yes it failed.
From your recommendation, it means I have to generate it from the server right?
Correct, you could generate the JWT from the server side and hardcode it to determine if you can join successfully. This approach will assist in identifying any potential issues with your current implementation.
I’m also facing the same problem for the week with the same zoom sdk version. Have you tried to create the JWT from the server side? … and if so, will it work correctly for you?
I’m tried to create a access token from the postman(Server to server OAuth method) and hardcoded with flutter code. I’m facing the same issue errorCode: 1 , internalErrorCode: 0.
Is JWT has deprecated ?
Should we needed to use server to server OAuth for authentication before inialize zoom sdk?
To clarify, Zoom does not offer an official Flutter Meeting SDK. They do provide a Video SDK for Flutter, but not specifically for meetings. Perhaps @fauzi.nur21 can share more about the Flutter Meeting SDK he used.