We are using the latest iOS SDK. It worked till 10th August. I am wondering if there is a license limit for people to join the app via the Meeting SDK. Some other errors: .MobileRTCAuthError_KeyOrSecretWrong, .MobileRTCAuthError_AccountNotSupport, .MobileRTCAuthError_OverTime
Thanks for you reply and we will try that. At the same time, we have created a new app in the Marketplace and use the client id and secret to get JWT, and it works for joining a meeting!
We think that it might be some limit in the old app. Do you know any thing about that?
UPDATE:
Tried the SDK update, the old app still not work but the new app works.
When I say the ‘app’, it’s not our mobile app, it’s the Zoom App we’ve created in the Zoom MarketPlace. The differences for the two Zoom apps are:
Working app (new app created yesterday): can only see the App Credentials and it’s working for getting JWT.
Not working app (old app created a year ago): can see both SDK Credentials and App Credentials but both are not working for getting JWT.
Whatever you have mentioned is a bit odd, and shouldn’t be the expected behavior.
I’m glad that the newly created Meeting SDK App Credential is working.
For the “older” Meeting SDK App, you will be able to see SDK Credentials and App Credentials, here are their purpose.
SDK Credentials ( SDK Key and SDK Secret)
used to generate JWT for SDK Authentication.
App Credentials (Client ID and Client Secret)
used to OAuth access to Rest API.
For the “newer” Meeting SDK App, there is only App Credentials.
The App Credentials ( Client ID and Client Secret)
@chunsiong.zoom Yes, i feel odd as well because it worked fine before. Thanks for clarifying the usage for the credentials. That aligns with my understanding.
Is there any logs you can see from your end regarding the ‘old’ Meeting SDK App? I can DM you the details.