On ZoomWebMeeting SDK, if I call EmbeddedClient.join before meeting room starts, join promise is rejected.
But, the client continue trying to reconnect the room.
So, when meeting room starts, the client joins the room.
But, how can I detect when the client join the room on the reconnection ?
try “inMeetingServiceListener(event, callback)”
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('onUserJoin', function (data) {
console.log(data);
});
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('onUserLeave', function (data) {
console.log(data);
});
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('onUserIsInWaitingRoom', function (data) {
console.log(data);
});
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('onMeetingStatus', function (data) {
// {status: 1(connecting), 2(connected), 3(disconnected), 4(reconnecting)}
console.log(data);
});
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('onPreviewPannel', function (data) {
console.log('onPreviewPannel', data);
});
ZoomMtg.inMeetingServiceListener('receiveSharingChannelReady', function (data) {
console.log('onShareStarted', data);
});
hint: “receiveSharingChannelReady” is the wrong name, “onSharingStatus” should be correct
@j.schoenemeyer
Thank you for your reply.
ZoomMtg(ClientView) has the “inMeetingServiceListener” method, but ComponentView( EmbeddedClient or ZoomMtgEmbedded) does not have the method.
How can I listen events on ComponentView ?
Thank you.
there seems to be no such event listerers - but they are planned (dec 2021)
It would be interesting to know if anyone has actually used the component view. The possibilities seem to be very limited to me.
It would be interesting to know if anyone has actually used the component view. The possibilities seem to be very limited to me.
I’m using Component View as it is much simpler than client view…
for me the component view would be interesting if you could write a complete client
develop the gui completely by myself with real responsive html/css and use the zoom infrastructure
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