Description
I’m trying to setup an app where my users that already have their own zoom accounts can use my website to create and start meetings. It looks like creating the meeting is done through the zoom API, but what I’m trying to figure out is if it’s possible to start/join the meeting using the end user’s account instead of our developer account. The ZoomMtg.join function uses a signature and API key, which is working correctly with my account’s JWT API keys (in the https://github.com/zoom/sample-app-web sample app I cloned). But I want the end user to start/join the meeting with their own zoom accounts (i.e. using their API keys, which I don’t have). Is that possible? I am assuming that there would be problems if I tried to let multiple end users use my API key to both host and join the same meeting multiple times. Additionally, if there were 2 meetings occurring simultaneously it sounds like using the same API keys would only work for one meeting at a time.
Error
Generating a signature as the host is working for my JWT API keys on the sample app. Can I do the same with the end user’s own zoom account somehow?
That thread is unrelated to my question. My API keys are working correctly as tested with the sample app. I am trying to determine if it is possible to do the same thing with an end user’s zoom account instead of my account.
That was a perfect thread to answer my questions, thank you! I can’t wait for your team to implement a feature allowing our authenticated users to start their own meetings with the Web SDK. That would be ideal for us.
