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Access to Lync / Skype for business conversation in C #

I came across a use case where you can get Lync / Skype for a business conversation in my Software. The support user contacted the client via Skype for Business and now he needs to create a ticket from this conversation. You only need a chat conversation, no conversations in the conversation or not.

I could not find the documentation on how to run any actions from the Skype for Business dialog box.

I'm sure someone has decided this before.

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Please note that: - “Skype for Business” is basically a rebranding of Lync, so Shane’s recommendations on the “Lync Client SDK” are correct. - "Skype"! = "Skype for Business." This is similar to java and javascript, completely different, similar names for branding. - Permanent chat means "chats that stay." Skype for Business has a regular chat chat and its much less used "Permanent chat". - tel.red can do this for you if you pay them.

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I think that you want to use the Lync Client SDK , in particular, the sections related to Continuous chat , there are samples that you can play with.

If you do not want to integrate into the Lync client itself, you can go along the UCMA route and create a “ bot ” that can take part in chats.

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Using Skype’s own API is probably the best way.

http://www.skype.com/en/developer/

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I cannot get the lync sdk controls to work when Skype for Business / lync is running using application-v. It works great when the program is "installed."

when starting Skype for Business / lync in application-v, the error is mainly not supported by the lync client, although it obviously works.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1246214/

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