Closed fedxgibson closed 9 years ago
Hi,
Are you in the Simulator or on a Device? Also, which Twilio Client SDK version are you using?
Hi! I am using an IPad and Twilio Client SDK is 1.2.3
Ok thanks - the reason I asked is because Twilio had mentioned some OpenSSL things in their changelogs:
https://www.twilio.com/docs/client/ios/changelog
I wonder - are you using any other plugins that might have their own OpenSSL? Also is your iPad on iOS 8.3?
iPad iOS version is 8.1 I am going to upgrade to 8.3 and see if there is any success!
Ok! Are you using any other PhoneGap plugins?
I am using OpenTokPlugin, PushNotification, CDVLocation and CDVDevice plugins for cordova. There was no success running the app on iOS 8.3.. Also I am using TwilioSDK from CocoaPods, do you think it may complicate things? Other libraries I can see are: libc++.dylib libz.dylib libsqlite3.dylib libxml2.dylib
Do you think cordova version could have making troubles as well? May be downgrade?
Hi,
If I had to guess it might be OpenTokPlugin - can you create a project that doesn't include it, and try again?
From the TokBox iOS release notes, they are using OpenSSL in their framework - it might conflict with the version in the Twilio Client SDK.
Hey, you were right! I remove references of openTok and finally could succeed. Do you have any insight on how to get both plugins working together ?
I don't have any good suggestions - both need OpenSSL, and presumably they must be different versions or otherwise incompatible. I'd suggest opening support tickets with both companies and asking them - there's no way to do this through PhoneGap, as far as I know.
ok, thank you very much for your help! Very appreciate it
Sure!
I have been struggling with this for days. Using cordova 4.3.0. After calling Twilio.Device.setup I get and exception in objective-c : EXC_BAD_ACCESS.
As you can see the problem is when using openssl library. What would have causing this issue ?