A single Lync 2013 API-enabled application process can't host more than one Lync endpoint of either type. You can start up a side-by-side endpoint and use it to sign a user in with different credentials than used with the client endpoint. If you disable UI suppression by setting the value of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Lync\UISuppressionMode to 0, there is no effect on the behavior of side-by-side endpoints.Ī Lync 2013 platform background process hosts the side-by-side endpoint which is accessed through the Lync 2013 API. UI suppression settings apply only to the Lync 2013 client endpoint. If UI suppression is enabled, the client endpoint can only be accessed by an Lync 2013 API-enabled application. The client endpoint accepts one set of user credentials and all custom applications that use the client endpoint act as a user agent for the person whose credentials are used to sign in to Lync. This endpoint supports the client and any custom applications that use the client endpoint. The client endpoint singleton is initialized when the Lync 2013 client is started. In these scenarios, a user signs in to the Lync client endpoint and your application acts as a user agent for that user under her credentials.
Use the client endpoint if you are creating conversation window or chat window extensions, adding Lync features to your line-of-business application. The following sections describe how these endpoint types enable typical Lync 2013 usage scenarios. The Lync 2013 endpoint types that you can use include the following: When two endpoints are being used, one of the endpoints is the Lync 2013 client and the other endpoint is the side-by-side endpoint encapsulated by your custom application. The endpoint type that you use depends on the usage scenario that you are enabling through your code. Each endpoint can accept a different set of user credentials. Learn about writing a Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK enabled application that uses side-by-side Microsoft Lync 2013 endpoints to sign in to Lync with a unique set of user credentials for each endpoint.Īpplies to: Lync 2013 | Lync Server 2013 Lync endpointsĪ user can sign in to Lync from one or two endpoints on a computer at the same time.
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