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Blogs/Forum related to UC developer platform and UCMA
27 April 09 03:41 PM
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adarshk
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As UC platform is gaining momentum among developers, here are some resources about the blogs/forums related to UC platform in general. They also contain lot of information in particular about writing UCMA 2.0 applications. Unified Communications Development
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Office Communication Server 2007 R2 launch and UCMA 2.0 SDK
02 February 09 04:13 PM
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adarshk
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I was waiting since long time for the launch event of OCS-2007, finally the launch day is arrived. Tomorrow 9:30 am you can join the virtual launch event. http://www.microsoft.com/communicationsserver/r2-virtual-launch/event/ I am specifically excited
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PDC 2008 - Sessions for Unified Communications Platform
27 October 08 10:35 AM
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adarshk
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Since long time I was waiting for this exciting moment, when we will be telling our customers about the new exciting rich developer platform for Unified Communications world. Which will allow new wide range of rich applications with build in communication
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Developer forum for UCMA API
28 March 08 10:47 AM
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adarshk
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If you are UCMA API user, then you would like the msdn developer forum specific to Unified Communications Managed SDK. You can post all your UCMA API related questions on this forum http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=1891&SiteID=
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MSDN Webcast: UCMA API
25 June 07 06:35 PM
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adarshk
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In this webcast, we present the software development kit (SDK) for the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API (UCMA) version 1.0. The SDK includes a SIP-based endpoint API that can provide the flexibility and scalability required by advanced developers
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Unified Communications Managed API 1.0 SDK Public Beta download pointer
11 June 07 04:14 PM
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adarshk
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Hi, This might be a good news to all of you who were searching for the download pointer for UCMA API and difficulty in finding it. Now you can download it without logging into msdn account. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=1aaf0e4f-804c-4888-9c7c-81d7f7a6ddef&displaylang=en
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UC Managed API (UCMA) v1.0 beta available
02 April 07 11:58 AM
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adarshk
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I was eagerly waiting since a long time to write about this exciting news, With the public annonucement of OCS 2007 beta, now we have a managed API known as UCMA is publicly available. Before coming out with official name UCMA, we were internally calling
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"Test driven development" - some practical experiences in API development
05 March 07 06:46 PM
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adarshk
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Since last few years I was reading a lot of discussion about "extreme programing" and "test driven development". I decided to explore and apply some of those principles in my own development and within my team. Here are some of the interesting things
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Communicator Web Access AJAX Service SDK Released!!
06 April 06 05:20 PM
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adarshk
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If you are looking for adding cool instant messaging and presence functionality to your web applications or simple C# applications, try out Communicator Web Access AJAX Service SDK, it already includes the sample code to get started. I will also keep
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Office Communicator Web Access is RTM
13 December 05 01:35 PM
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adarshk
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Office Communicator Web Access is finally RTM.
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You need to be careful about using event handler for NetworkChange
29 November 05 06:14 PM
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adarshk
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Actually the issue I am discussing here is in general true for any event handler. .net event handler are strong reference. In case of NetworkChange it become more important because both event handler on NetworkChange object are static handlers, so there
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Use object pooling of byte arrays to prevent heap fragmentation in socket applications
20 August 05 05:25 AM
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adarshk
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When you are worrking on managed socket application and your application is very extensively doing send/recieve on the socket, then probably you need to care about understanding the heap management. Socket.Recieve or Socket.Send finally need to call the
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Network programming to real time collaboration
08 July 05 07:44 AM
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adarshk
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Its long time since I had posted on my blog. I am coming back and will start posting regularly. One of the reason was I moved to the new feature area known as "Real Time Collaboration". You might have seen the release of Live communication server and
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WebException message vs. Response.StatusDescription on FtpWebRequest
04 May 05 12:38 AM
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adarshk
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Recently one of the reader asked an interesting question, he was using FtpWebRequest with MakeDirectory method, if directory already exist then application received the WebException with message. "The remote server returned an error: (550) File unavailable
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Using FtpWebRequest to do FTP over SSL
22 April 05 02:27 PM
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adarshk
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Use FtpWebRequest to do FTP over SSL.
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