Integrate Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 in AS

I am working on a website build using ASP.NET and C# for my company's intranet.So is it possible to integrate the Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 in ASP.NET Page. i.e. the site should be able to provide the current status(avalible, busy , offline) of all contacts and when a user clicks on the username, the chat window should open.

回答1:

See this link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?familyid=a839967b-680f-41e6-99b4-f020319bbd88&displaylang=en

回答2:

Assuming the client machine is running Communicator, Office and IE, by far the simplest way is to use the NameCtrl in client-side script - the example below should gives the basic concepts. This will also give you the most bang-for-buck in terms of functionality. Hover over the "Your Contact" text to see the persona menu pop up.

For a real world solution, you'd just need to implement an image that changes depending on the presence state that gets returned (i.e. a presence bubble to display alongside each users name), and a collection of sip uris to images, to ensure you can map an incoming status change to the relevant image.

It's worth bearing in mind that the Ajax/CWA solution mentioned in the other answer will most likely not work with Lync Server (I believe Communicator Web Access is no more) so you'd need to change the solution if your company upgrades to Lync. I've tested the solution below, and it works with the Lync Server RC.

<script>

var sipUri = "your.contact@your.domain.com";

var nameCtrl = new ActiveXObject('Name.NameCtrl.1');
if (nameCtrl.PresenceEnabled)
{
  nameCtrl.OnStatusChange = onStatusChange;
  nameCtrl.GetStatus(sipUri, "1");
}


function onStatusChange(name, status, id)
{
  // This function is fired when the contacts presence status changes.
  // In a real world solution, you would want to update an image to reflect the users presence
  alert(name + ", " + status + ", " + id);
}

function ShowOOUI()
{
  nameCtrl.ShowOOUI(sipUri, 0, 15, 15);
}

function HideOOUI()
{
  nameCtrl.HideOOUI();
}

</script>

<span onmouseover="ShowOOUI()" onmouseout="HideOOUI()" style="border-style:solid">Your Contact</span>