lync-server-2010

is it possible to stream (previously recorded and/or live) video to many Microsoft Lync SDK webbrowser clients? Thanks in advance, Etam. The short answer is No - not without some pain. The long answer depends on your exact scenario. If you can control the client build, and are able to ensure Lync is installed, then you should be able to automate Lync from the Silverlight app to connect to the conference that is hosting the video content you want to display. With this solution, it will be Lync that's actually displaying the video, not Silverlight. That's pretty simple, and covered in the Lync

I am using VS 2013 and need to reference the Lync 2013 SDK. The install fails with: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SP1 or higher not found Is there any work around or do I have to downgrade to VS 2012? Thanks, Bill I got it solved. You can fix it by installing WinRAR and then right-clicking the .EXE file (the installer), extract it, and then run the 64 bit setup file. It installs to Program Files from where you can just reference the DLLs. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19693968/unable-to-install-lync-2013-sdk-with-vs-2013

Is it possible to globally catch ALL presence changes from Lync server without subscribing to all presentities individually? What we're after seems to be very similar to the RemotePresenceView class in the UCMA SDK but that class only allows you to subscribe to presentities that you know about. Would we need to load all presentities and then subscribe to them - and even if you could is this a scalable solution? Just notice your question and although it's getting a little old, thought I'd answer it just in case. There's nothing in UCMA that I know of but perhaps there is a repository of SIPs