Patrik Oldsberg

`openwebrtc-bridge.jar` is used if you want to add WebRTC support to an Android WebView. When creating an app for Google Glass I suggest sticking with the native (Java) approach.

You can still use WebRTC, just not in WebViews. If you have a web application you most likely need to rewrite the interface for it anyway, since websites are pretty...

Do you have any steps to reproduce this, or does it seem to be random? Does it always happen when calling from the application? It looks like one or both...

Related to EricssonResearch/openwebrtc#435

Is it related to the SimpleStreamSet change? #84 should fix that, and fetch the sdk form central.

Which was just merged, so try with latest master

1. To use the native OpenWebRTC API on Android, you just need to add `openwebrtc.jar` from `openwebrtc/out/arm-linux-androideabi/jar/` to your project libraries. The needed .so files are included in the jar...

Could you try the same in Android Studio? The build hasn't been verified with Eclipse, since Android Studio is the official IDE.

@leonhust Unfortunately the cerbero build for Android is broken atm, afaik @nirbheek is looking into it, but you'll have to use the build scripts for now. I've opened an issue...

Closing since the issue is resolved 🎉 HTTPS can be configured in the [backend config](https://github.com/backstage/backstage/blob/99fe60b13e017bdb73a073b554e1891a3e76d12c/packages/backend-common/config.d.ts#L49-L68), although generally I'd recommend terminating HTTPS in a reverse proxy in front of the service....