Watching for conference recording in UCMA

In the Lync client, if you are participating in a conference and someone starts recording, you get notified: a red dot appears near the bottom of the window, and a message pops up letting you know that recording has started. How do you get the same kind of notification in a UCMA application?

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Splitting incoming calls between the signaling and collaboration layers

If you want your UCMA application to handle some (but not all) incoming messages at the SIP level, it’s possible to split requests between the “signaling” and “collaboration” layers of UCMA. You can do this by using the InnerEndpoint property on your UserEndpoint or ApplicationEndpoint object. This property gives you access to an instance of RealTimeEndpoint, the alter ego of UserEndpoint or ApplicationEndpoint from the signaling layer. By subscribing to an event on this RealTimeEndpoint object, you can give your application an opportunity to handle calls on the signaling layer. Continue reading “Splitting incoming calls between the signaling and collaboration layers” »