I'd like to do something similar to what the Response Group application does in Lync: programmatically create a trusted application endpoint. The Response Group workflow page lets you add a number or sip endpoint, and in response to that, a ApplicationEndpoint is made in Lync.
My application will store the numbers it's responsible for in its own database. It will also store what should be done when those numbers are rung. But for calls destined to those numbers to get to my application, they must also be inserted into Lync.
I need my application to periodically register it's numbers in Lync, as well as periodically unregistered numbers that it no longer wants to use.
Anybody have any idea how this is typically done? I'm guessing it's outside the scope of UCMA, and more a Lync thing, but I figured I'd ask here. I'm sure many of you have written contact center applications and such that don't require the user to drop to
PowerShell and run New-CsTrustedApplicationEndpoint.
To clarify: I am not talking simply about creating an ApplicationEndpoint class and registering for AudioVideoCalls from it. I can do that. But no calls will get to it unless Lync knows to send them to my pool.