Hi Diogo.

How are you doing the validation to check if the plugin is loaded or not?

Maybe you need something like this: 

if(typeof(Twilio) === "undefined")
    $parameters.IsLoaded = false;
else
    $parameters.IsLoaded = true;

Cheers,

GM

Thank you very much for sharing good.

Gonçalo, thanks for your help. I've already solved that problem by importing the www/tcPlugin.js. Everything's working properly in the Android app. 

But now I getting this error generating the iOS app:
"iOS: Error compiling Cordova plugin: [AppName]/Plugins/com.phonegap.plugins.twilioclient/TCPlugin.m."

I looked in ServiceCenter for details, but there are none. Can you help me with this please?

Thanks,
Diogo

Gonçalo,

I checked the Mobile Apps logs but it just showed the same error with no more details.
I added all the certificates and credentials necessary for the app generation. When I generate it without the plugin it compiles perfectly.
Maybe the plugin itself has some error? I don't know what I could be doing wrong, because it works for Android. Is there someway to view the app generation logs?

Thanks,
Diogo 

Hi Diogo,

Typically, I believe that those kinds of errors are logged in the Mobile Apps logs.

I can't remember if there's another place to see that, but I'll investigate more about it.

About the behavior you described, I would bet that the problems are really related to the plugin or its implementation in Outsystems. I can try to take a look if you send it to me in a PM or so. 

But if I were you, I would review all the plugin code.

Gonçalo,

I found what was the problem with the plugin. The iOS plugin installation needs some extra manual steps, for adding libraries and headers. Is there a way to do that in OutSystems?

Thanks

Hi Diogo.

Nice to know that.

Both thinks can be done, but I would need more details about what do you really need to add, where and when.

You can PM me with the plugin and a sample eSpace and I can try to help you. 

Hi Diogo,

After a quick analysis of the documentation, I think that the iOS implementation is going to be hard (if I got it well). 

According to it, you should add to the XCode project the mentioned headers files ( .h files inside Headers folder) and static libraries ( .a files inside Libraries folder).

So, since it's the platform that generates the builds, I don't think we're able to access them.

I'll try to get more information asap, and I'll let you know.

Cheers,

GM