Add Messaging, Voice, and Authentication to your apps with Vonage Communications APIs
Visit the Vonage API Developer PortalWith the EU proxy feature, Vonage Video API clients route all internet traffic (except for media streams) via proxy servers hosted inside the EU.
Non-media traffic includes Video API calls, WebSocket connections, and log traffic.
The EU proxy feature is available when you purchase a European Regional Media Zone add-on feature, which lets you restrict all media stream traffic within the EU. Combined, these features let you restrict all Vonage Video API traffic (both media and non-media) within the EU.
Vonage provides you with a URL for the EU proxy server, which you will set in client applications that use the Vonage Video API. This URL may change. Contact your Vonage sales representative to obtain the EU proxy server URL.
If you will be using the EU proxy feature in applications that use the Vonage Video API client SDKs for Android, iOS, Windows, or Linux, you will need to create a web service that the client app can call to obtain the EU proxy URL. Vonage may change this URL, so you should not hard code it into a compiled client app.
You set the URL for the EU proxy server when you initiate an OpenTok session in the Vonage Video API client SDKs.
Call the OT.setProxyUrl() method to set the EU proxy server URL:
const euProxyUrl = ''; // Set this to the EU proxy URL provided by Vonage
OT.setProxyUrl(euProxyUrl);
You must call this method before calling any other OpenTok.js methods. This ensures that the proxy server is used for OpenTok traffic.
Set the proxy server URL by calling the setProxyUrl() method of the
Session.Builder object you use to instantiate a Session object:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
mSession = new Session.Builder(context, API_KEY, SESSION_ID)
.setProxyUrl(mEuProxyUrl)
.build();
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.
Set the proxy server URL by setting the proxyURL property of the
OTSessionSettings object you pass into the
[OTSession initWithApiKey:sessionId:delegate:settings:] method:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
OTSessionSettings *settings = [[OTSessionSettings alloc] init];
settings.proxyURL = euProxyUrl;
session = [[OTSession alloc] initWithApiKey:kApiKey
sessionId:kSessionId
delegate:self
settings:settings];
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.
Set the proxy server URL by setting the proxyUrl parameter of the
Session() constructor:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
Session = new Session.Builder(Context.Instance, API_KEY, SESSION_ID)
{
ProxyUrl = EU_PROXY_URL
}.Build();
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.
Set the proxy server URL by calling the otc_session_settings_set_proxy_url()
function:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
otc_session_settings_set_proxy_url(session_settings, euProxyUrl);
otc_session *session = otc_session_new_with_settings(API_KEY,
SESSION_ID,
&session_callbacks,
session_settings);
The first parameter is the otc_session_settings instance you will pass into
the otc_session_new_with_settings() function to initialize an otc_session
instance. The second parameter is the EU proxy server URL string.
For more information on the otc_session_settings struct, the
otc_session_new_with_settings() function, and connecting to the session, see
Instantiating an otc_session instance and session-related
callbacks.
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.
Set the proxy server URL by calling the otc_session_settings_set_proxy_url()
function:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
otc_session_settings_set_proxy_url(session_settings, euProxyUrl);
otc_session *session = otc_session_new_with_settings(API_KEY,
SESSION_ID,
&session_callbacks,
session_settings);
The first parameter is the otc_session_settings instance you will pass into
the otc_session_new_with_settings() function to initialize an otc_session
instance. The second parameter is the EU proxy server URL string.
For more information on the otc_session_settings struct, the
otc_session_new_with_settings() function, and connecting to the session, see
Instantiating an otc_session instance and session-related
callbacks.
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.
Set the proxyUrl property of the options prop you pass into the OTSession component:
// Before executing this code, call a function that obtains
// the EU proxy server URL from the web service you set up.
<OTSession
apiKey="your-api-key"
sessionId="your-session-id"
token="your-session-token"
options={{
proxyUrl: euProxyUrl,
// ... other options
}}
>
<OTPublisher/>
<OTSubscriber/>
</OTSession>
See Setting up a web service to provide the EU proxy server URL.