Lync

Oscar Newkerk, Consultant, presents an introduction to Screen Pops with the Lync 2010 SDK. Oscar describes what screen pops are, shows how to build them with the Lync 2010 SDK, lists what components are used, walks through the code, and answers some questions from the attendees. This is part of an…

See how to use C# code and the Microsoft Lync 2010 SDK to perform file transfer from a Lync client application when the Lync UI is suppressed.

Engineers from the Lync client product team present part one of a two part introduction to the Lync 2010 Model API. They discuss and show code examples for signing in and signing out, presence, contact management, and IM conversations. This video is part of an ongoing series of Lync Developer…

Michael Greenlee, Lead Architect – UC Practice for Clarity Consulting, presents an introduction to the UCMA 3.0 API. Topics covered include: basic concepts, startup and shutdown, conversations and calls, presence, troubleshooting, and where to learn more. This is the first presentation of the…

This is a recording from an MSDN Live Meeting broadcast from the Microsoft Belgium office on March 27, 2012.Abstract With the release of Lync 2010, Microsoft created a terrific platform for Unified Communications. But the use of the platform is not limited to the software but only to the limitation…

Oscar Newkerk, consultant for Oscarnew Consulting LLC, gives an overview of the Unified Communications APIs. In this video, he discusses the main components used by applications, how the various client and server APIs interact with the components, how to take advantage of endpoints, and compares and…

This video demo shows how to use the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API (UCMA) 3.0 Core SDK, and the Microsoft Lync 2010 SDK to build a simple call center application. The application answers a customer call, queries the customer for identity and reason for the call, transfers the call to…

This demonstration shows how you can use a Silverlight class library and the Lync 2010 SDK to build your own custom Lync Silverlight controls.

This demonstration shows how you can use a WPF User Control and the Lync 2010 SDK to build your own custom Lync WPF controls.

This demonstration shows how to use Model API code and the Microsoft Lync 2010 SDK to sign a client application in to Lync 2010 where the Lync user interface is not suppressed.