This section describes how to develop a custom client.
First, open the following sample of the lync SDK:
Signinuisuppressionmode
After entering the directory, you can find the Registry File enableuisuppressionmode. Reg.
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The following information is imported to the Registry.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync]"UISuppressionMode"=dword:00000001
This is what lync calls the UI suppression mode switch.
What is the suppression mode? To put it simply, the lync client service is running in the background, but not displayed in the front end.
In this way, you can customize the client as needed.
Compile the sample directly.
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This is actually the simplest lync logon client that we can customize. here we can see that the UI suppression mode has been enabled.
Enter the test account and Click Initialize and log on.
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You can see from the status that lynctest1 has been successfully logged on.
You can also verify the logon status from other clients.
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Finally, you need to rely on the lync SDK to customize the interface.
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Lync Development Instance 3-custom client