Microsoft Lync is a big product, and it can have a big impact in an organisation. It can change how people work, how they interact with each other, how they communicate. There are lots of different tools for developing applications…
I just came across this whilst doing some development work on the Persistent Chat SDK, and I wanted to share it in case anyone else came across the same problem. TL;DR: Persistent Chat Endpoints can only be created with User…
We spent far too long today looking at this, so I’m documenting it in the hope that it can help someone else. The Problem You’ve set up a UCMA Application. The application starts fine, provisions fine and generally seems to…
If you’re creating UCMA applications, fairly early on in the process you’ll need to make a decision: what type of endpoint do you need? An endpoint is not technically required…but if you’re building a UCMA application, you’ll almost certainly need…
The UCMA platform is very powerful, but sometimes you just want to send a message. Of course, you can do this using the Lync Client SDK, but you might not want the obvious interaction with the Lync client and visibility…