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WebRTC allows you to embed voice and video calling into any web page. The Aculab Cloud WebRTC browser interface allows you to use this functionality to connect web users with your Aculab Cloud voice services, and to have them place voice and video calls to each other.
Version 3 - receive calls from and make calls to Aculab Cloud services and other clients.
WebRTC Interface Version 3
Integrating WebRTC
API Classes:AculabCloudClient
Constructor
WebRTC Interface Version 3 Application Developer Guide
How to Write WebRTC Apps
Integrating WebRTC
Video calls between WebRTC Client instances
Creating a WebRTC Client Instance
Enabling Incoming Calls on a WebRTC Client Instance
Calling a WebRTC Client instance from WebRTC
Calling an Aculab Cloud Service from WebRTC
Calling a WebRTC Client Instance from Aculab Cloud
Accepting an Incoming WebRTC Call
Call Control Callbacks
Disconnecting a Call
Call costs
Troubleshooting
WebRTC Interface Version 2
Integrating WebRTC
API Classes:
WebRTC Interface Version 2 Application Developer Guide
How to Write WebRTC Apps
Integrating WebRTC
Registering a WebRTC Client Instance with Aculab Cloud
Basics of Registering an Instance
Enabling Incoming Calls on a WebRTC Client Instance
Calling an Aculab Cloud Service from WebRTC
Calling a WebRTC Client Instance from Aculab Cloud
Calling a WebRTC Client Instance from the REST API Version 2.0
Calling a WebRTC Client Instance from the UAS API
Accepting an Incoming WebRTC Call
Call Control Callbacks
Disconnecting a Call
Troubleshooting