Tag - Presence-API
If you're a web developer then there are several interesting websites and resources out there to help you integrate Windows Live Messenger with your site.
This post aims to be a quick reference to some of the most helpful bits of information. If you think there is anything that I've missed off that should be added to the list please leave a comment to this post with the URL. Also, please note that these resources are only about the web technologies available, not things for the client such as Agents, Alerts or Activities, and not for semi-related things like the Contacts Control.
This post aims to be a quick reference to some of the most helpful bits of information. If you think there is anything that I've missed off that should be added to the list please leave a comment to this post with the URL. Also, please note that these resources are only about the web technologies available, not things for the client such as Agents, Alerts or Activities, and not for semi-related things like the Contacts Control.
- Windows Live Dev: Messenger - the site for official info on the IM Control, Presence API, Messenger Library and more, including links to MSDN documentation
- Messenger Web APIs forum - official forum for discussion about developing using the available Messenger web technologies
- Messenger Developer Blog - stay up-to-date with all the latest goings on from the Messenger & Contacts Web Platform group
- MessengerDev - an unofficial blog about the javascript Messenger Library
- Relevant posts on Angus Logan's blog - find blog posts about the controls and APIs on the blog of the Technical Product Manager for the Windows Live Platform
- LiveSide tutorials - step-by-step guides and explanations to using the APIs
- Windows Live Messenger Library example - try it out and download the javascript source code