Hi Joseph Horvath
Yes, we can do by using Webex Browser SDK (Most Flexible) using Javascipt snippet with content so that you can set the token. room id directly from mendix attribute[ Check out the marketplace for my own widget to run the javascript in mendix page : https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/251639].
<script src="https://binaries.webex.com/widgets/latest/webexsdk.min.js"></script> <div data-toggle="webex-meetings" data-access-token="YOUR_TOKEN" data-meeting-destination="YOUR_ROOM_ID"> </div>
Use this code to start the basic. I am planning to build a component so will release soon.
Now challenges will be
I hope this helps
Thanks for your suggestion. This is exactly the direction I was trying.
I implemented the approach using the Webex Browser SDK with a JavaScript snippet inside Mendix (similar to what you described), and I’m able to load the widget and pass dynamic values (token, room ID).
However, as you mentioned, the main blocker is indeed CORS.
In my case:
Did you manage to solve the CORS issue in your implementation?
If yes, did you handle it via:
Any concrete direction here would really help.