New To Community.. Question about how to simply embed WebEx Meeting Into HTML5 page with WebRTC ability

[vidman2021]

Hi folks.  New to the Cisco Community - so please forgive my somewhat scattered questions.

We have a multi national client that is looking for us to incorporate their Cisco WebEx meetings into our CMS that has been approved by their security team, and we need to find an easy way to "embed" each meeting into a separate "space" that is within our CMS. 

The "space" for now, will be a proof of concept HTML5 page ..where you can click on the link, and it will bring you to the WebEx meeting that is embedded into the page, but has all the functionality of the WebEx WebRTC attributes .. 

This client has WebEx baked into their desktops, but are concerned about external clients not having WebEx , and they know for a fact that a good majority will not be able to download, less install an .exe or .dmg file - hence the WebRTC request.

Looking for a simplified code where we can just take the meeting link and "embed" it onto the site and make it work -

Everything we've done thus far fails due to CORS, and would love to get the insights of all of you that know WebEx inside and out.  Thanks VM

[nitesh.upadhyay]

Hello @vidman2021 ,

There are many ways to achieve this. You can use Webex browser SDK to embed Webex capabilities in any web app using Webex Integration, Also have Webex Widgets which can be embedded to websites and Also refer to the Webex Rest APIs.

References:

Browser SDK: https://developer.webex.com/docs/sdks/browser 

Embed Webex functionality directly in your web apps with Widgets.

[vidman2021]

Thank you Nitesh. We will be looking at the best way of doing this later today and will report back with future questions or comments if you don’t mind Nitesh. Appreciated!

[Fritz_H]

@vidman2021 
"...but are concerned about external clients not having WebEx , and they know for a fact that a good majority will not be able to download, less install an .exe or .dmg file.."

When joining a Webex meeting you are given the option to either join via webbrowser or install the Webex-Client.
(I guess, the "portable app" (can´t remember the name..) is not offered as an option any more..)
The Webex-Client does not require admin privileged to be installed.

note: the Web-Client does not privide the full "meeting experience".

more here: https://help.webex.com/en-us/nrbgeodb/Join-a-Webex-Meeting

[vidman2021]

Thanks Fritz for the assistance.

We've decided to look at the API for WebEx meetings, and hopefully we can figure something out.

Appreciate you getting back to me.

Regards,