@hungChun We understand you would like more samples of how to obtain token's; specifically tokens on Android.
We have gone ahead and created the document feedback request and assigned it to the document author since this requires a larger rewrite of the document.
In the future, feel free to go ahead and create the document feedback request by following the steps to provide feedback at the bottom of the document(s).
You can track the request here. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Please see the doc author's comment below:
Regarding the recording API, it is currently only available in Java and C#. If you need to use it in a different language, you can try to use the REST API for recording. You can find more information about the REST API in the following link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/communication-services/how-to/recording-rest-api
In regard to the token access API, you can use the
AcquireTokenInteractive
method to get the token for the user. Thescopes
parameter enumerates strings that define the scopes for which a token is required. If the token is for Microsoft Graph, you can find the required scopes in the API reference of each Microsoft Graph API. In the reference, go to the "Permissions" section.Regarding the use of the SDK in a production environment, it is currently in beta and might not be suitable for production use.
I think at this point, you are hitting multiple roadblocks and it would be best to put you in touch with a support engineer who can work one on one with you.
Can you please send an email to azcommunity@microsoft.com with the subject as ATTN: Bryan and in the body of the email please include your Azure subscription ID. Those two items are important otherwise I may not see the email come across. We look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks for the reply.
Its sad to hear that the SDKs is not ready to the paid services. The calling service is so good but SDKs and examples are not ready for it...
The core of communication service code is not open source, so it seems the Development Team can just depend on theirself. We need to find an available solution to complete the job. hope we can see the progress of these SDKs and examples in near future.