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meeting Join Page

zx2538265
Level 1
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Hi all,

I use XML API CreateMeeting to  Schedule a Meeting

then I see UI page have Meeting link

like " j.php?MTID=m3d567ce84c16f54561473a9fdc96e6b4"

How to get the link? XML API or URL API ?

Thank you


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mifierro
Level 4
Level 4

Greetings! The "j.php" link is an internal URL convention that should not be used. Instead, use the URL that is returned by GetjoinurlMeeting via the XML API. The correct usage is:

<bodyContent

   xsi:type="java:com.webex.service.binding.meeting.GetjoinurlMeeting">

   <sessionKey>48591508</sessionKey>

   </bodyContent>

You just need to change the sessionKey to be the same as the meeting you created. This creates a link for attendees to join the meeting. If you want one for a host to join, you would use GethosturlMeeting:

<bodyContent

   xsi:type="java:com.webex.service.binding.meeting.GethosturlMeeting">

   <sessionKey>48591508</sessionKey>

   </bodyContent>

Again, modify the sessionKey to match the meeting you created.

--

Michael Fierro   ●  .:|:.:|:.

Customer Support Engineer

Cisco - API Developer Services

mifierro@cisco.com

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mifierro
Level 4
Level 4

Greetings! The "j.php" link is an internal URL convention that should not be used. Instead, use the URL that is returned by GetjoinurlMeeting via the XML API. The correct usage is:

<bodyContent

   xsi:type="java:com.webex.service.binding.meeting.GetjoinurlMeeting">

   <sessionKey>48591508</sessionKey>

   </bodyContent>

You just need to change the sessionKey to be the same as the meeting you created. This creates a link for attendees to join the meeting. If you want one for a host to join, you would use GethosturlMeeting:

<bodyContent

   xsi:type="java:com.webex.service.binding.meeting.GethosturlMeeting">

   <sessionKey>48591508</sessionKey>

   </bodyContent>

Again, modify the sessionKey to match the meeting you created.

--

Michael Fierro   ●  .:|:.:|:.

Customer Support Engineer

Cisco - API Developer Services

mifierro@cisco.com

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