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Summary

This sample shows how to use UCMA 2.0 to build an application that publishes custom presence items on behalf of a set of users. Because the Office Communications Server infrastructure is configured to treat the application as a trusted application, the application does not need to supply domain credentials to Office Communications Server for each user when it publishes their presence.

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