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Hi README says "Checkout the source code and you will see a project named ECIExampleLicode which offers multiple video conference that connects directly with Licode Try It! demo."
But this seems no longer true as a host,serviceid,servicekey are needed.
Is there anyway to test without setting up a server?
Thanks
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There are basically two ways to connect with Licode from the example app, ask for a token to a running Licode/Nuve server or use a Nuve layer providing keys to connect with, create rooms, etc.
Currently the default behavior is to use Nuve layer[0], which means you need to provide Licode keys here: [1] for it to work ok. The shortest path to have a full Licode instance running should be using Docker[3].
If you want to connect with Licode demo servers you need to enable this behavior[3] and disable[0]. Notice that many times that server is either down or with invalid SSL certs.
Hi @zevarito I think there's small typo here. The shortest path to have a full Licode instance running should be using Docker[3], it should be Docker[2] instead of Docker[3].
Hi README says "Checkout the source code and you will see a project named ECIExampleLicode which offers multiple video conference that connects directly with Licode Try It! demo."
But this seems no longer true as a host,serviceid,servicekey are needed.
Is there anyway to test without setting up a server?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: