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How do I Invite a user by email to a Lync 2010 chat session using the API?

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问题 We are using Lync 2010 server in the office. I would like to create a customer facing website that allows clients to chat to our support reps over this platform. Ideally, I would like the customer to just see the default web based interface for communicator. When you have a chat going in Lync (Formerly office Communicator), you can invite someone to chat by email. That sends the user a link to join in the chat using the web version. I want to emulate that functionality on my webpage. It looks

How can we use ms office communicator client exposed APIs in python, is that possible?

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问题 I want to use ms office communicator client apis, and i wan to use those in python is it possible to do ? 回答1: >>> import win32com.client >>> msg = win32com.client.Dispatch('Communicator.UIAutomation') >>> msg.InstantMessage('user@domain.com') 回答2: There is an JSON API to access all office communicator functions via "office communicator web access". You can download a description for that API. But nobody has implemented a module yet. The API is quiet complex. 回答3: I don't know very well Ms

How can we use ms office communicator client exposed APIs in python, is that possible?

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MyGroups not implemented in Communicator.UIAutomation

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问题 I'm working on a out of browser Silverlight app that provides some MS Office Communicator 2007 controls. I'm using the Automation SDK. The docs that were installed with the SDK state that there's a MyGroups property in the IMessenger2 interface, which will return the groups that a user has defined, but when I try to use it, I get a NotImplementedException . Here's the code that I'm using: dynamic communicator = AutomationFactory.CreateObject("Communicator.UIAutomation"); communicator

Integrate Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 in ASP.NET Page

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问题 I am working on a website build using ASP.NET and C# for my company's intranet.So is it possible to integrate the Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 in ASP.NET Page. i.e. the site should be able to provide the current status(avalible, busy , offline) of all contacts and when a user clicks on the username, the chat window should open. 回答1: Assuming the client machine is running Communicator, Office and IE, by far the simplest way is to use the NameCtrl in client-side script - the example below

Calling Office Communicator via Silverlight Out of Browser

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问题 I need to invoke office communicator to create a chat window and phone call directly from Silverlight when running out of browser. When running in browser I do this and it works pretty well: System.Windows.Browser.HtmlPage.Window.Eval(String.Format("window.open(\"sip:{0}\", target=\"_self\");", sip)); When running out of browser as far as I have gotten is to invoke the Communicator.UIAutomation via a dynamic but honestly I don't know what to do next. dynamic communicator = AutomationFactory

How Does the Office Communicator Presence Status Work?

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问题 I'm interested in finding out more about the Microsoft Office Communicator IM client, and how it determines your presence (i.e if you are at your computer or away). Can anyone point me towards a tutorial that explains this, or details of the API? 回答1: After a bit of research, it looks like the Office Communicator client makes use of a simple audit of keyboard and mouse activity to determine the presence of a user. This article discusses the Microsoft Communicator presence status, and these

Calling Office Communicator via Silverlight Out of Browser

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I need to invoke office communicator to create a chat window and phone call directly from Silverlight when running out of browser. When running in browser I do this and it works pretty well: System.Windows.Browser.HtmlPage.Window.Eval(String.Format("window.open(\"sip:{0}\", target=\"_self\");", sip)); When running out of browser as far as I have gotten is to invoke the Communicator.UIAutomation via a dynamic but honestly I don't know what to do next. dynamic communicator = AutomationFactory.CreateObject("Communicator.UIAutomation"); Anyone have any suggestions on how to make this work?

Add MS Office communicator presence indicator into JSP

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问题 I want to add MS Office communicator presence indicator into my Java Application(jsp). 回答1: If you're targeting the windows platform, the simplest way is to do everything client-side. As long as the clients are running IE, Office 2003 or above, and Communicator 2007 or above, you can use the NameCtrl ActiveX object that gets distributed with Office. The following code should get you started: <script> var sipUri = "your.contact@your.domain.com"; var nameCtrl = new ActiveXObject('Name.NameCtrl

How can we use ms office communicator client exposed APIs in python, is that possible?

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I want to use ms office communicator client apis, and i wan to use those in python is it possible to do ? >>> import win32com.client >>> msg = win32com.client.Dispatch('Communicator.UIAutomation') >>> msg.InstantMessage('user@domain.com') There is an JSON API to access all office communicator functions via "office communicator web access". You can download a description for that API. But nobody has implemented a module yet. The API is quiet complex. I don't know very well Ms Office communicator but if it exposes a COM interface, you shoudl be able to access it through the Mark Hammond python