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Use registration for presence operations with ApplicationEndpoints
The UseRegistration property on the ApplicationEndpointSettings object is one of those critical details that you always forget, much the same way you always forget your checkbook or library card at home the one time you actually need it. UseRegistration...
Some (paper) resources for Unified Communications development
I am at TechEd this week, where we are announcing our new presence-powered real-time expert finder, Clarity Connect . I wanted to point out two books that are great resources if you are doing any kind of development with the Microsoft Unified Communications...
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Installing a certificate for UCMA v2.0 applications
The Internet can be a disturbing place. You may not expect that hundreds thousands of Internet delinquents are out to hijack your UCMA 2.0 application, but in the realm of Internet security, as with tipping your barber, the rule is always “better safe...
Subscribe to presence in UCMA v2.0
Let’s say, for purposes of illustration, that you have a little problem. Streamlining your Unified Communications development with the concise magic of UCMA 2.0 has suddenly made you rich and famous, and freed up most of your development time. Before...
How to publish presence using UCMA v2.0 and have a clever Communicator status
One of the many useful features of the second version of the Unified Communications Managed API is its capability to publish presence through managed code. Using the methods of the LocalOwnerPresence instance attached to each endpoint, you can publish...
Provisioning a UCMA application using ApplicationProvisioner.exe
If you are just starting out in developing an application using UCMA, you may be confused about where to get the settings to feed the constructors for ServerPlatformSettings, ApplicationEndpointSettings, and UserEndpointSettings. If divining the port...
Context Windows in Communicator Using UCMA v2.0
Office Communicator has a number of useful but mostly unknown features. One of these is its ability to display a custom context pane in a conversation window. The context pane shows up where the video goes in a video chat, and displays HTML content from...