What is the correct SDK to get current user Presence (DND/busy)?

Hello team

Our customer would like a feature to get their current User Presence from the Zoom Workplace desktop app , so which SDK can I use to get such activity info?

It seems we could use Web Rest API for that , but is there a native library method without using oauth? I saw somebody mentioning “ZoomClientSdk.dll” for Windows, but I can’t find the place to download it , is it a legacy dll or we need to pay for downloading

I’ve found one production app that consume that dll for interact with Zoom Workplace, after dumping the content I got this result:

ZoomClientSdk.dll
         18000F260 Import Address Table
         1800186A0 Import Name Table
                 0 time date stamp
                 0 Index of first forwarder reference

                    1343 RegisterMsg
                    133F GetIMPresenceStatus
                    133E DestroySdkChannel
                    1344 SendMsgToZoomClient
                    1342 InitZoom3rdSdkChannel

but I can’t find any of those listed API function from the official Zoom documentation, is this DLL not public to developer by default ?

hi @peterFan ,

You can create server - server apps which work then only on the tenant account you have setup in the marketplace.

The Auth process is slightly more simple, but it is limited to admin function.

Otherwise, the OAUth is required for all app.

Most apps are writtten in javascript, but you can write in c++ which is where the dll may come in.

hope that helps

John

@expertswho

Hi John

thanks for your reply

But are you ware of this ZoomClientSdk.dll, because I see the app that consumes it does not do any OAuth process. I can see there are functions exported from this dll to make connection to Zoom Client, but I just can’t find where to download it’s documentation/c++ header file, is this DLL available to developer ? below is that DLL info

hi @peterFan ,

I dont code in that enviroment, looking forward to using it later this year.
There are some great articles on the subject.

All the best

John