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Sample name: AVFlow-Hold
Sample location: %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2\UCMA SDK 2.0\UCMACore\Sample Applications\Collaboration\QuickStarts\AudioVideoCall\ AVFlow-Hold
Place a call, put the call on hold, and then retrieve the call from hold.
Description
The application places an audio/video call to the designated target, after initializing platform and endpoints.
After the call is connected, the application places the active AudioVideoFlow on hold. A moment later, the application retrieves the call from hold. The application prints the step-by-step actions it performs to the console, and then exits, performing normal platform shutdown.
Features
Placing an audio/video call on hold and then resuming the call
Basic audio/video call placement
AudioVideoFlow handling and control
Prerequisites
Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2.
Two users capable of sending and receiving audio calls.
The credentials for each user, and a client capable of signing in to Office Communications Server.
A client signed in to Office Communications Server.
Running the Sample
Replace the credentials in the variables at the beginning of the code sample with the credentials and server of the users from your Office Communications Server topology.
Substitute the address of the called user in the code sample with the address of a valid, currently signed-in user capable of receiving audio calls.
Open the project in Microsoft Visual Studio, and then press F5.