I see no logs , It means this cb is not triggered I guess could be two reasons to that , Either I implemented it wrong in the c++ or there is no meeting reminder prompt that blocks the bot from joining.
An important thing to say is that if I run manually the c# wrapper from the visual studio as Windows application with UI forms , I can join to the meeting after setting the meeting id and password and generating JWT token , But when running as a background process it still doesn’t work and again , It used to.
@eladw before joining meeting, I’m doing something like this
I’m also providing the sample for MeetingReminderListener cpp and h file.
// set event listnener for prompt handler
IMeetingReminderController* meetingremindercontroller = m_pMeetingService->GetMeetingReminderController();
MeetingReminderEventListener* meetingremindereventlistener = new MeetingReminderEventListener();
meetingremindercontroller->SetEvent(meetingremindereventlistener);
MeetingReminderListener.cpp
#include "MeetingReminderEventListener.h" // Include the header file you've created
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream>
// You might need to include additional headers here if required
// Implement any necessary functions or methods
// This is just a placeholder implementation to show how the header might be used
MeetingReminderEventListener::MeetingReminderEventListener(){}
void MeetingReminderEventListener::onReminderNotify(ZOOMSDK::IMeetingReminderContent* content, ZOOMSDK::IMeetingReminderHandler* handle)
{
if (content)
{
// Handle the reminder dialog content
ZOOMSDK::MeetingReminderType type = content->GetType();
const zchar_t* title = content->GetTitle();
const zchar_t* dialogContent = content->GetContent();
bool isBlocking = content->IsBlocking();
std::cerr << "title :" << title<< std::endl;
std::cerr << "dialogContent :" << dialogContent<< std::endl;
// You can implement your logic here based on the reminder type, title, content, and whether it's blocking
// For demonstration, let's print the reminder details
// wprintf(L"Reminder Type: %d\n", type);
// wprintf(L"Title: %ls\n", title);
// wprintf(L"Content: %ls\n", dialogContent);
// wprintf(L"Is Blocking: %s\n", isBlocking ? L"Yes" : L"No");
// Handle the reminder actions (ignore, accept, decline) if needed
if (handle)
{
// For demonstration, let's accept the reminder
handle->Accept();
}
}
}
MeetingReminderListener.h #include “meeting_service_components/meeting_reminder_ctrl_interface.h” // Assuming this header includes the required definitions #include “zoom_sdk.h”
class MeetingReminderEventListener : public ZOOM_SDK_NAMESPACE::IMeetingReminderEvent
{
public:
MeetingReminderEventListener();
Because as I said when running the process manually within my visual studio with the C# wrapper, I can insert the bot user into the meeting without any popups except the one requesting for meeting password if there is.
