Lync conference meeting + Office 365 calendar

Hello I am working with office 365 rest api.
When I create event in calendar using REST API, can we add online meeting while creating event using API.
Are there REST API's for Lync server meeting creation.
Please help me.
thank you

Hi Socialwebi,
As Anthony suggested, to ensure you get better support, I suggest you turn to our Lync Development forum for dedicated support. With the assistance provided there, it is more likely the issue
can be resolved. Sorry for any inconvenience this caused. Thanks for your understanding.
Best regards,
Eric

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Hello
I have gone so far of opening a support call with Microsoft but they don't know how to fix the problem also so I was wondering if anybody has a fix for me.
We have only about 25 users using Office 365 Mid Size Business - We don't have the AD Intergrated yet - that will be at a later date. So I am not doing any of this thumb photos in AD which I have read about.
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Have you viewed this KB article:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2497721
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Hello,
I have installed Lync Basic along with Office 365 and the certificates are not available.
I am an indicidual user and do not have an account through a company so I have been using my Microsoft ID. The work I do will require me to use Lync meetings with those that are on a Business Lync system. I know that their system will be a private network
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So do you have an Office 365 for Business Plan? Listed here:
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Hybrid Lync on-prem, Office 365 exchange deployment.

Good afternoon all,
I have received invaluable advice and support from these forums but for the last month have been scouring them for possible fixes to my problem as it stands now.
I am having an issue with getting the call log and calendar to display on a CX700 (4.0.7577.4420) Lync Phone Edition device. We have on-prem Lync servers but use Office 365 hosted exchange environment.
I receive the error "Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable due to invalid network credentials. For details, tap on Notifications seen at the top of your phone." Voicemail works and Unified Messaging is enabled. I
do see my Lync messages and calls updated in Conversation History.
I am using a USB cable to connect to the phone and enter my Lync credentials on my PC to login on the phone which of course differ from my Office 365 credentials.
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Were your SIP domain the same with SMTP domain?
Please check if desktop client have the same problem.
Check if account with the same credential for Lync and Exchange has the same issue.
Check if this issue only happened on CX700 Lync Phone Edition device.
For further troubleshooting, try to collect log file and sent the log.
You can locate the log file under the path like
\\fileserver\LyncShare\*WebServices*\DeviceUpdateLogs\... on Lync Server Front End Server.
Lisa Zheng
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Shared Office 365 calendars not showing up in iCal

We are using Microsoft's Office 365 and have users with a variety of devices and applications (Mac/iCal/Mail, Windows/Outlook, iPhone, Android, etc.).
I am the administrator of the Exchange accounts. I have created four calendars that are viewable by everyone within our organization (just general "company-wide calendars").
Users with Outlook are able to view those shared calendars just fine. However, I'm not able to add the shared calendars with users using iCal.
If I add them as a delegate, they can see all my calendars, but if I just share the calendar, they get a "no access" error.
Here's where I'm setting the shared calendar permissions. I've tried setting them as Reviewer, setting the Default as Reviewer, and setting them as Owner.
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Viewing Office 365 Calendar entries on Z10

Hi I have a Z10 connected to Office 365. When I made the connection I could sync email calendar, notes etc. I have lost the ability to see appointments in the calendar function in the phone. I can see appointments in the hub for that day. I can also see appointments in a subsidiary calendar tied to my MS email account giving birthdays but nothing in my primary business calendar in the calendar app, only in the hub.. I can enter appointments in the calendar app in the phone and they appear in Office 365 but the calendar app in the phone shows no appointments including the one I just entered. The Calendar worked with my primary business calendar and the birthday calendar to begin with and then the business calendar disappeared with me making no changes that I am aware of, while the birthday calendar continues to show. How do I get my business calendar to show in the calendar app as well as the Hub while continuing to sync with Office 365

Hi DT655,
Thanks for your reply. Since my original post I have upgraded and subscribed to Office 365 Midsize Business. All has gone well, everything has been migrated over and all has been synced correctly.
Except my BlackBerry Z10 where Calendar syncs everything going forward, but only three months back. My BB PlayBook is the same (only three months back). However, my desktop and iPads sync all events going back many years.
I have followed your instructions by deleting my old e-mail accounts on both my Z10 and my PlayBook and reinstalled them using the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, but it is still the same - only three months back on both BB devices.
As my other devices sync all events going back many years, and as there used to be an option within the old BB Desktop Manager to sync All Events, I am sure the restriction I now have must be a BB issue and not an Office 365 issue. Do you agree, and do you know where I can get to some settings that allow me to change the three month default?
Thanks.

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Hello everyone
I am looking for a solution to make our voicemail working again after the recent move to Office 365. We have a fully functional Lync environment with edge server and it is connected
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You mention that you had previously used on premises UM without issue, you should ensure that the legacy contacts objects and configuration for this has been removed to ensure it doesn't impact your new hosted configuration.
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Ben
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Hi DT655,
Thanks for your reply. Since my original post I have upgraded and subscribed to Office 365 Midsize Business. All has gone well, everything has been migrated over and all has been synced correctly.
Except my BlackBerry Z10 where Calendar syncs everything going forward, but only three months back. My BB PlayBook is the same (only three months back). However, my desktop and iPads sync all events going back many years.
I have followed your instructions by deleting my old e-mail accounts on both my Z10 and my PlayBook and reinstalled them using the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, but it is still the same - only three months back on both BB devices.
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Thanks.

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Procedure I'm following is basically what's found at http://it.ucmerced.edu/node/402.
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Office 365 is incredibly common, I cannot be the only one attempting this configuration recently.
Windows 7, latest Thunderbird, latest Lightning, and the latest add-on from http://www.1st-setup.nl/wordpress/?page_id=133. I realize the add-on is a bit old, which might be my problem but I'd like some corroboration.
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Hi Socialwebi,
As Anthony suggested, to ensure you get better support, I suggest you turn to our Lync Development forum for dedicated support. With the assistance provided there, it is more likely the issue
can be resolved. Sorry for any inconvenience this caused. Thanks for your understanding.
Best regards,
Eric

How to implement a foreach cycle through Office 365 Calendar appointments?

Hi everyone,
I am looking for a way to implement a foreach cycle that is better than what I could create already, so I would like to have your feedback.
Basically, I have an Office365 Calendar and I want to count the number of appointments per day, so that I can show that in a line graphic. I was able to get the information but in a "not-so-elegant" way that I hope can be greatly optimized. The
behavior I have now is the following: when I click a button, on the On Select statement I have:
Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+Today(),"UTC"), Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+1+Today(),"UTC"))!count); Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+1+Today(),"UTC"),
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Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+3+Today(),"UTC"), Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+4+Today(),"UTC"))!count); Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+4+Today(),"UTC"),
Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+5+Today(),"UTC"))!count); Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+5+Today(),"UTC"), Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+6+Today(),"UTC"))!count);
Collect(MeetingsCollection, Office365!Calendar(Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+6+Today(),"UTC"), Text(Gallery1!Selected!Value+7+Today(),"UTC"))!count)
I am collecting all the appointments 7 days from now, create a collection with 7 entries (each with the total number of appointments on a given day) and the use that collection as the source for the graph.
Do you know how to implement something similar to a foreach cycle in this situation? I would like to be able to give a start date and an end date and for each day collect the result. How would you do this?
Thanks a lot for your help and let me know if you need any clarification.
Sérgio

Hey Sergio,
Thanks for posting! You don't necessarily have to collect this data, you can compute it directly in your chart's Items function. In order to maintain your button press functionality and date selection I did two things:
1) Create an input box for the start date
I set the Default property of this to be the current day in a short date time format: Text(Today(), DateTimeFormat!ShortDate)
2) Create a button that updates a context variable, in this case the start date.
The 'OnSelect' for this button is: UpdateContext({StartDate : DateValue(Text1!Text)})
Then I built the chart by manually populating its Items with the following:
[Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 1, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 1, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 2, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 2, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 3, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 3, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 4, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 4, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 5, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 5, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 6, "UTC"))!count,
Office365!Calendar(Text(StartDate + 6, "UTC"), Text(StartDate + 7, "UTC"))!count]
As for computing a range of dates, that becomes a bit trickier (and much more complex). You can use the DateDiff function to get the offset between two dates, and the FirstN function on a Collection similar to the one that you built above containing
366 Calendar queries to display only that number of days. Given a start date, this would allow you to limit the dates displayed by the DateDiff.
There may be a simpler solution to this, but it's not coming to me. I'll give this some thought over night and see if I can come up with a solution that is a little more elegant.
Thanks,
Evan

Lync 2013 (Office 365) Voice Mail to Text

Environment: Lync 2013 (Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus)
Issue: When the voice mail ends up in outlook inbox, the transcription (voice to text) is very poor. Why?
Any idea what technology MSFT is using for transcription (the voice commands within the voice mail system work well, but the transcription is very poor)? Most large businesses use Dragon (by Nuance).
Hope MSFT fixes this or just drop the transcription function until it works properly.

That's actually pretty good. Here is one I received from Lync to Lync using Polycom CX600
Hey Joy.
Wanted to give reckon on split covering -- a few will offer free sometimes this week can be.
Set up a meeting only send an email on this as well there give me a call back when you get a chance thanks bye.
Actual audio was:
Hey Georg,
Wanted to pick your brain on split tunneling, if you are free some time this week can we setup a meeting? I am going to send you an email on this as well. Give me a call back when you get
a chance. Thanks, bye.
Although they're even worse when they come from PSTN.
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