Invalid Arguments (Error Code 150) iOS SDK with meeting password

Meeting SDK iOS
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Firstly, I am strongly behind the increased security that password protection provides, however, I have encountered a problem with iOS mobile SDK today when trying to start AND join a meeting using the meeting password. I am wondering if this is an issue with the new restrictions and if I am entering the meeting password correctly? I enter the password into an NSDictionary with the meeting number and then run join meeting with dictionary.

Version = 4.6.15084.0206

I was able to both start and join a meeting without password protection the day before the security changes were made.

A point in the right direction would be fantastic as this is restricting what I am able to do at the moment.

Thank you

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Hi, I should update this and say I have tried further and still no joy. I have downloaded the latest version from github (version 4.6.15805.0403) and I am still using Xcode (Version 11.3.1).

The code that worked on Friday 3rd April to START A MEETING FOR A LOGIN USER was:

MobileRTCMeetingService *ms = [[MobileRTC sharedRTC] getMeetingService];
if (ms) {
MobileRTCMeetingStartParam *param;
MobileRTCMeetingStartParam4LoginlUser *user = [[MobileRTCMeetingStartParam4LoginlUser alloc] init];
param = user;
param.meetingNumber = zoomMeetingNumber;
MobileRTCMeetError ret = [ms startMeetingWithStartParam:param];
NSLog(@“onMeetNow ret:%d”, ret);
return;
}

As I mentioned previously, this worked on Friday 3rd April but is now returning ERROR CODE 150 (invalid arguments). How can this be? The documentation does not state that a password is needed to start a meeting so I really don’t know what could be going wrong?

PS
Joining a meeting is now fine and there are no issues. THE ISSUE IS WITH STARTING A MEETING IN-APP USING IOS SDK.

Rapid help would be much appreciated, I’m sure there is something simple I am missing.

Thank you

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Hi danielrothwell,

Thank you for the post and the update. Your code snippet looks good, our demo app has the same implementation and I was able to start a meeting with our demo. Is this issue reproducible with our demo app?

Thanks!

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Hi Carson,

Thanks for the response and your help.

I tried the demo app and was having the same problem, but then I noticed an error on my part - I was using the meeting password (rather than the account password) to login to zoom. I changed this in the demo app and my implementation and both are working now.

Thanks again for your help and apologies on my part for the oversight.

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Hi danielrothwell,

Thanks for the reply. Glad to hear that it is working now. Happy Zooming! :slight_smile: