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jonathanlvc
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April 22, 2014
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Can you with connect...?

  • April 22, 2014
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1. Using the adobe connect web services, can the meeting rooms be embedded into my own website? so that I can use my own domain name?

2. Is there a limit to the number of people that can view a meeting?

3. Does the adobe connect web services api allow for my website's users to create their own meetings from within my website?

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Jorma_at_Knox
Jorma_at_Knox
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April 22, 2014

1. Yes, but there are limitations. In the i-frame that you create you would need to specify that the meeting room is launched with ?launcher=false at the end of the URL for the room. However if someone does something that requires the add in (screen sharing, uploading PPTX files) then they will be prompted to install the add-in and it will launch in a new window.

2. Yes, that is tied to your licensing model. Most commonly it is 100 attendees (or 99 + you).

3. Yes, the api's can be used to create meeting rooms. However you would need to ensure that your users are given the appropriate permissions to create and run meeting rooms to ensure that this works. They must be a member of the Meeting Host group.

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jonathanlvcAuthor
Participant
April 22, 2014

Thanks Jorma,

Just to confirm...

To build a website where I want users to be able to create their own meeting rooms, you would use the adobe connect webservices to create the meeting rooms and invite users etc to join. The actual meeting room would be an iframe.

Thanks again,

J

Jorma_at_Knox
Jorma_at_Knox
Legend
April 22, 2014

Yes, the API does all that. Just spend some quality time with the document and you'll get the idea of how it works.

The meeting room can be in an iframe, but it doesn't take much to have it kick out of it. It will probably take some trials to get it working the way you want. There has been limited succes with it, but you should be able to search for iframe here or at http://www.connectusers.com/ to get an idea of what others have done.

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