Lync 2010 - 将图像/横幅/网页/窗口添加到主/聊天 - (CWE)
我正在使用 Lync 2010,并且正在寻找在 Lync 主窗口或聊天窗口旁边添加一个小窗口(如 CWE)的方法。实际上我这样做,但只是为了聊天,所以我的问题是:
1)将 CWE 添加到聊天中:有什么方法可以实现此目的,而无需用户安装注册表设置或将密钥插入寄存器?我有一个自己的服务器供我使用(这是有关公司政策的信息横幅),我想知道我是否可以从服务器端修改无需任何用户操作即可发生的事情。
2) 如何将这个小横幅添加到 Lync 2010 的主窗口(联系人列表)?
基本想法是使用相同的 CWE 或加载 url 的方法,但我可以接受一些解决方法来做到这一点,永远以同样的方式思考:横幅必须从外部动态更改。
预先感谢您的回答和建议。
基本思想是这样的: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/29576efc-0d12-4ad8-8ace-6a9a63275a57
带或不带“选项卡”方面/设计
I'm working with Lync 2010 and I'm looking for the way to add a little window (like a CWE) next to the Lync main window or a chat window. Actually I do this but only for a chat, so there are my question:
1) Adding a CWE to the chat: There's any way to implement this without the user needs install a registry setup or insert the keys into the register? I've an own server and for my use (it's an informational banner about company policies) and i want to know if i can modify from server side something that could happen without any user action.
2) How can I this little banner to the main window (the contact list) of the Lync 2010?
The basic idea is use the same CWE or method that load an url but I can accept some work around to do this, ever thinking in the same way: the banner must be change dinamically from outside.
Thanks in advance for answer and suggestions.
The basic idea is something like this: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/29576efc-0d12-4ad8-8ace-6a9a63275a57
With or without the "tabs" aspect/design
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对于问题1,请查看“运行时注册”。 George Durzi 和 Michael Greenlee 的书中对此进行了介绍,但您也应该能够使用您最喜欢的搜索引擎查找信息。
对于您的另一个问题,没有受支持的方法可以使用 API 执行您想要的操作。您唯一的选择是在 UI 抑制模式下使用 Lync SDK,但这意味着您需要重新编写整个 Lync 用户界面。有关所有支持的 API 和扩展点的概述,请参阅本文
如果您熟悉 Win32,则不受支持的选项是使用 Win32 调用将您自己的 UI 插入 Lync 客户端 - 但这可能会很混乱。
我还没有尝试过您分享的链接中的 API。我猜它可能会完成这项工作,但不是以微软支持的方式。
For question 1, have a look at "Runtime Registration". This is covered in George Durzi and Michael Greenlee's book, but you should also be able to find info using your favourite search engine.
For your other question, there is no supported way to do what you want using the APIs. Your only option is to use the Lync SDK in UI Suppression mode, but this means you would need to re-write the entire Lync user interface. For an overview of all supported APIs and extensibility points, see this article
An unsupported option, if you are comfortable with Win32, would be to use Win32 calls to insert your own UI into the Lync client - but this could be messy.
I haven't tried the API at the link you shared yet. It may do the job, but not in a Microsoft supported way, i'm guessing.