Create UCWA Windows Store apps using C#/XAML and XML

Applies to: Lync 2013 | Lync Server 2013

This series of articles shows you how to use UCWA to make asynchronous calls to sign in and get the self-presence, personal note, and telephone numbers of the signed-in user. These articles also cover basic requirements for Windows Store apps in the context of a UCWA application.

In this series

• Start creating UCWA Windows Store apps
  • Create a UCWA Windows Store app project
  • Enable fluid user interface
  • Ensure responsive HTTP operations
  • Implement the UCWA sign-in workflow
  • Putting it all together
• Set up the UCWA event channel to receive incoming notifications
• Making an outgoing IM call and sending messages
• Answer an incoming IM call and receive messages

See also

• Create your first Windows Store app using C# or Visual Basic – If you’re new to building Windows Store apps, read this step-by-step guide to create a Windows Store application using C# or Visual Basic.

• UCWA Dev Portal – This is the official UCWA development portal where you can find interactive demo and sample code, written in JavaScript and JSON. You can also access the community forum for UCWA developers.

• What is UCWA API? – This is the official UCWA documentation, where you can find information about the requirements, features, and architecture of UCWA.