Hello,
I´ve embedded the NetMeeting control in a web page. It is
very simple, and it works ok. When the page loads, I make
a call to a PC which is listening for incoming Netmeeting
calls (it has the "Automatically Accept Calls" option
enabled, and a web-cam), just in this way:
Netmeeting1.CallTo("PCWebCam_NetworkName") .
In some computers, when I load the page, it establishes
connection automatically, without user interaction, and I
can see the videoconference with no problem. But in other
computers (I don´t know if it´s a netmeeting configuration
problem), the user who initiates the call receives a
messagebox like this: 'PCWebCam_NetworkName is asking to
join...'. If you click OK, the communication establishes.
But I don´t want user interaction!. Does anyone know why
does it sometimes! happen?. Obviously the problem is in
the PC that initiates the call (client PC), because the
web-page is the same for all the clients, but I can´t
locate the parameter that configures this behaviour.
Thank you in advence,
Aitor.
I´ve embedded the NetMeeting control in a web page. It is
very simple, and it works ok. When the page loads, I make
a call to a PC which is listening for incoming Netmeeting
calls (it has the "Automatically Accept Calls" option
enabled, and a web-cam), just in this way:
Netmeeting1.CallTo("PCWebCam_NetworkName") .
In some computers, when I load the page, it establishes
connection automatically, without user interaction, and I
can see the videoconference with no problem. But in other
computers (I don´t know if it´s a netmeeting configuration
problem), the user who initiates the call receives a
messagebox like this: 'PCWebCam_NetworkName is asking to
join...'. If you click OK, the communication establishes.
But I don´t want user interaction!. Does anyone know why
does it sometimes! happen?. Obviously the problem is in
the PC that initiates the call (client PC), because the
web-page is the same for all the clients, but I can´t
locate the parameter that configures this behaviour.
Thank you in advence,
Aitor.