Develop and test a sample Adobe Connect application

Build an adapter class

While building a custom application, it is helpful to have an adapter class. You create an instance of the class for each user login session, and the adapter handles connecting to the server, logging the user in, making requests to the XML API, and parsing XML responses.

Create Adobe Connect meetings using API

Create Adobe Connect meetings and set the access level using API.

Display meeting detail

Most of the information you want to display about a meeting comes from sco-info.

Display user information

In your user interface, you might want to display information about a user, such as a name, during the user’s login session.

Get started with the sample application

Understand and get started with the sample application provided by Adobe.

List a user’s meetings

Log the user in

API to log users in Adobe Connect, call login action, and get the XML responses.

Parse XML responses

When you send an XML request to Adobe Connect, the server returns an XML response. You need to parse the response and extract values, including status codes. One way to parse the response is to use XPath to traverse XML elements (see the XPath tutorial at w3schools.com for more information).

Send XML requests

Generic request method for logged in users to send XML requests to the server through an action name and a query string.