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#1 2014-01-22 14:28:57
- azpeter2009
Web Services/API results viewable on iOS devices
Agreed, there is no Flash on iOS devices, and the Mobile apps are great for attending (even managing) Adobe Connect sessions.
What I want to do from my iPad is log on to the Adobe Connect server, determine the principal-id of a given user (by name), then access the Account Info page so I can click on the link to send a RESET PASSWORD link.
Without Flash, in a browser, I CAN log in to the page, but the USER DB DISPLAY requires Flash, and won't run.
Using API calls, on a computer, I can get the right info to show, but in IE, I must click a button to view ALL CONTENT (secure and non-secure).
On the iPad, in Safari and Chrome, I do not know how to allow all content to be displayed, so the screen is blank.
Can anyone suggest a solution, either to display the API results, or to manage users from an iPad (short of using a Remote Control app to my desktop, which is my current fall-back)?
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#2 2014-01-23 06:44:54
- Abhinav Arora
Re: Web Services/API results viewable on iOS devices
Hi azpeter
I tried running an XML API in the Safari browser on Ipad. I did get the result of the xml api, but it all appeared in text and not xml. Is that the problem you are facing?
Abhinav
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#3 2014-01-24 14:11:05
- azpeter2009
Re: Web Services/API results viewable on iOS devices
I'm not sure. The Safari and Chrome screen is just blank---what would be a good command to assure some response that should be visible? And is there a way to expand and display the XML data returned?
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#4 2014-01-27 02:50:22
- Abhinav Arora
Re: Web Services/API results viewable on iOS devices
To see the response of an XML-API, you can try the following api to see if you are able to get any data in your browser.
http(s)://<ServerHostName>/api/xml?action=common-info
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