Hi Karthik, Did you see the callkit visual interface on your iphone ? If yes, it means that you have correctly setup your application. If not, you need to configure callkit by calling the method `...
Hi Muhammad, As the Android SDK automatically synchronizes with the Rainbow server, when using these function, you can have 2 cases: - You receive a conversation with an ID: This indicates that the...
Hi Xu, I will test tomorrow with my application and come back to you as soon as possible. Thanks for you patience Regards, Olivier
Hi Jesus, Could you confirm that you are using Implicit flow (without a backend) ? This is a security mechanism. Implicit flow should only be used for demo or test but you will need to rely on your...
Hi Xu, Are you building a native mobile application or is it a web application running on your mobile ? Regards, Olivier
Hi Muhammad, In fact, on Android, when you call the method getConversationFromRoom(), you will receive a Conversation object. And this conversation is added to the list of conversations. So your li...
Hi Karthik, Incoming call can't be managed using the simulator. Only outgoing audio call can be tested. Best practice is to connect a real phone for developing Voice and Video calls based applicati...
Hi Karthik, Did you still have your issue ? Did you use the NotificationCenter to select the Sandbox server host ? Regards, Olivier
Hi Raffael, New WebRTC guide will be published soon as well as a better API documentation in order to help you understanding in details how to develop a voice and video based application. Just to s...
Hello Karthik, Using Xcode, you can only test an audio WebRTC call. If you want to test a video call, you need to plug a real device and test on it directly. Regards, Olivier