Puting JW player library in a screengraph channel

I have been studying the ScreenGraph for a couple of days.

This code is the API array which works like a prefix

Function GetApiArray()

 url = CreateObject("roUrlTransfer")

 url.SetUrl("")

 rsp = url.GetToString()

 responseXML = ParseXML(rsp)

 responseXML = responseXML.GetChildElements()

 responseArray = responseXML.GetChildElements()

 result = []

 for each xmlItem in responseArray

 if xmlItem.getName() = "item"

 itemAA = xmlItem.GetChildElements()

 if itemAA <> invalid

 item = {}

 for each xmlItem in itemAA

 item[xmlItem.getName()] = xmlItem.getText()

 if xmlItem.getName() = "media:content"

 item.stream = {url : xmlItem.url}

 item.url = xmlItem.getAttributes().url

 item.streamFormat = "mp4"

 

 mediaContent = xmlItem.GetChildElements()

 for each mediaContentItem in mediaContent

 if mediaContentItem.getName() = "media:thumbnail"

 item.HDPosterUrl = mediaContentItem.getattributes().url

 item.hdBackgroundImageUrl = mediaContentItem.getattributes().url

 end if

 end for

 end if

 end for

 result.push(item)

 end if

 end if

 end for

 return result

End Function

Yet I cant get it to work with my cloud library to work because of this


 url = CreateObject("roUrlTransfer")

 url.SetUrl("https://content.jwplatform.com/libraries/ikXUwRbr.js")

 rsp = url.GetToString()

Is there any way I can get my cloud library to work with ScreenGraph?

I did, there were no answer

“Blackhawk” wrote:
I did, there were no answer
I guess that means you won’t be able to use JW-player-anything on Roku then, sorry. Trying to use that javascript file clearly won’t work.