Apr
27
Advanced SDK Topic: Ensuring Resilience with Plantronics COM API
Author: Lewis Collins, Plantronics
When using the Plantronics COM API how do you ensure the connection to the Plantronics Hub software is working?
When using the Plantronics COM API how do you ensure the connection to the Plantronics Hub software is working?
- What if the user accidentally shuts down Plantronics Hub (or it crashes), or user upgrades it which would also result in it shutting down and starting again. Would your software re-connect to the COM API automatically?
Sep
01
Integrate Plantronics REST API from Go
Greetings!
I have recently created an example integrate from the Go language to the Plantronics REST API.
It is still a work in progress but it is functional for receiving device, session and session manager events. (For further guidance on the REST Service API URLs you can use, check out the Java and JavaScript integration samples elsewhere on this site).
Obtain Go language (golang) from here: https://golang.org/
I have recently created an example integrate from the Go language to the Plantronics REST API.
It is still a work in progress but it is functional for receiving device, session and session manager events. (For further guidance on the REST Service API URLs you can use, check out the Java and JavaScript integration samples elsewhere on this site).
Obtain Go language (golang) from here: https://golang.org/
Nov
05
Using Plantronics SDK from Java
For communicating with Plantronics devices you also have the option to use REST API.
If you have installed Plantronics Hub from http://www.plantronics.com/software then you can connect to it's REST Service API from Java.
It is fairly easy to make HTTP requests to the REST Service API to control the Plantronics headset and listen for headset events.
If you have installed Plantronics Hub from http://www.plantronics.com/software then you can connect to it's REST Service API from Java.
It is fairly easy to make HTTP requests to the REST Service API to control the Plantronics headset and listen for headset events.