tacticalnsa.blogg.se - december 2022

Microsoft Silverlight 5 Tools for Visual Studio 2010 RTM+SP1 or later.

The following prerequisite components must be installed prior to installing Lync SDK.

Use typical current hardware configurations with a minimum of 2 GB RAM for the supported operating systems.

To deploy a Lync SDK application, application users must sign in to Lync 2013, and the following components must be present on the target computer.

Microsoft Silverlight 5 Tools for Visual Studio 2010 RTM+SP1 or later.

Visual Studio 2010 SP1 for Silverlight development.

Visual Studio 2010 RTM for Microsoft Windows Forms or WPF development.

The following requirements must be met before developing applications with Lync SDK. In Microsoft Visual Studio development system, set your custom application build platform target to Any CPU so that your application runs on either 32-bit or 64-bit operating systems.

Note: Lync SDK is installed in the %root%\program files (x86) folder.

It is important to note the Lync SDK’s development model does require the Lync client to be installed on the user’s machine and the API is called from outside the Lync process, manipulating the same object model on which the Lync client is built. With the Lync SDK, you can quickly add Lync 2013 features to an existing business application, extend the Lync client itself or, if you have the need, build a custom UI built atop the Lync client platform. The Lync 2013 SDK also ships with a set of working code samples and documentation to help you become a productive Lync developer as quickly as possible. In addition to the Lync 2013 API, the Lync SDK includes a set of UI controls that can be used to add Lync features to a Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), or Microsoft Silverlight application. The Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK includes the Lync 2013 API, a managed-code (.NET) API that developers use to build applications that leverage the Microsoft Lync 2013 collaboration features.