To find the .NET SDK


log into the devconnect.avaya.com portal, and then


Take the Avaya Product Information / Documentation / SDKs link from the left pane



Then take the Sorted by Avaya Platform link



then the AES, CMAPI, TSAPI, ASAI, DEM, and SIP link



then the Application Enablement Services (AES) 3.1, 3.1.1, & 3.1.2 link



Then under the heading of Software 3.1 take the link labeled



Application Enablement Services IP Communications SDK (Device and Media Control/CMAPI) (.NET)




Alternatively just change the url to


https://devconnect.avaya.com/public/dyn/d_dyn.jsp?fn=125


after you login to the portal and then under the label Software 3.1 take the link labeled



Application Enablement Services IP Communications SDK (Device and Media Control/CMAPI) (.NET)








The dashboard application and simpleRecord sample code application are bundled with the SDK




Please read the readme.txt and follow it's instructions before using the simpleRecord sample application

Thanks, cannot wait to start checking this out.

Walter:

When you do check it out, feel free to post qeustions & comments on this forum.

Dave

Hi everyone, I was looking for the TSAPI SDK, how can I find it on the DevConnect Web Portal? Can I download it?

Thanks for your help.

Regards
Adolfo

The TSAPI SDK is a for fee product. This is because the SDK includes an ASN1 compiler and other tools from a third party company for which Avaya must transfer licensing costs.

As a registered developer, you can purchase the SDK from a business partner. You can find business partners by going to the www.avaya.com web page and clicking the ''Find a BusinessPartner'' link from the Connect with Avaya column (third from left). Higher level devConnect members can use the procurement page in the webPortal to purchase the TSAPI SDK.

The JTAPI SDK is available for free download off this page
https://devconnect.avaya.com/public/dyn/d_dyn.jsp?fn=131
(login to the portal first and then change your URI to the above text).

Thank you very much for your answer, I will try to get the SDK that way.

Also I will check the JTAPI SDK.

Regards
Adolfo

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