| This directory contains an example iOS client for http://apprtc.appspot.com |
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| Example of building & using the app: |
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| cd <path/to/libjingle>/trunk/talk |
| - Open libjingle.xcproj. Select iPhone or iPad simulator and build everything. |
| Then switch to iOS device and build everything. This creates x86 and ARM |
| archives. |
| cd examples/ios |
| ./makeLibs.sh |
| - This will generate fat archives containing both targets and copy them to |
| ./libs. |
| - This step must be rerun every time you run gclient sync or build the API |
| libraries. |
| - Open AppRTCDemo.xcodeproj, select your device or simulator and run. |
| - If you have any problems deploying for the first time, check the project |
| properties to ensure that the Bundle Identifier matches your phone |
| provisioning profile. Or use the simulator as it doesn't require a profile. |
| |
| - In desktop chrome, navigate to http://apprtc.appspot.com and note the r=<NNN> |
| room number in the resulting URL. |
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| - Enter that number into the text field on the phone. |
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| - Alternatively, you can background the app and launch Safari. In Safari, open |
| the url apprtc://apprtc.appspot.com/?r=<NNN> where <NNN> is the room name. |
| Other options are to put the link in an email and send it to your self. |
| Clicking on it will launch AppRTCDemo and navigate to the room. |
