I am trying to implement an OpenTok application using codename one. I already started with android and had pretty much everything working. I use a native interface to import the OpenTok library.
Now I am trying to implement the ios side. I have a class acting like the view controller :
@interface be_lsit_opentok_iosTestHelper <OTSessionDelegate, OTPublisherDelegate> : NSObject
This class implements all the needed methods for the session connection : https://tokbox.com/developer/tutorials/ios/basic-video-chat/ (step 4).
My class implementing the native interface handles the initialization of the session with the api_key... and then calls the session's "connectWithToken".
Once this is done I can notice using the OpenTok Playground that the connection works but I do also notice that opentok does not send a message to call the method "sessionDidConnect" which is a problem.
I do not understand why the call is not done and what sould I do?
I also tryed to call the method myself using a thread call the method only when the connection to the session is made and that its status is "OTSessionConnectionStatusConnected" and this worked.
I'm guessing here since I didn't do this. You implemented the viewDidLoad in your own code instead of the Codename One view did load.
You can inject code into the Codename One viewDidLoad method using the build hint ios.viewDidLoad. So a build hint like:
ios.viewDidLoad=[self connectToAnOpenTokSession];
Should work but you would also need to add an import for the API into our code. Unfortunately I couldn't find a suitable build hint to define that so I added one ios.viewDidLoadInclude which I will add tomorrow to the build will allow you to define an import or include statement required by the statement above.