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What are the steps to create a trusted server application and then deploying it on the lync server? I am new to lync server application development.

Sagar Pilkhwal
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Finally got thorught the problem, This can be helpful.
But in simple terms,
Step 1 : Create an Applicationpool by using Powershell Cmd New-CsTrustedApplicationPool

<>Syntax: New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity -Registrar -Site -ComputerFqdn -RequiresReplication
-Identity : this should be unique like MyApplicationPool.mycomputer.fqdn
-Registrar : can get it by using Powershell Cmd Get-CsService -Registrar
-Site : can get it by using Powershell Cmd Get-CsSite
-ComputerFqdn : fully qualified computer name
-RequiresReplication: this can either be $True or $False

Step 2: Run Cmd : Enable-CsTopology, this will enable your application pool, now you can verify it by running the command Get-CsTrustedApplicationPool.

Step 3: Create a trusted application by using the Cmd New-CsTrustedApplication
Syntax : New-CsTrustedApplication -ApplicationId - TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn - Port
-ApplicationId : Unique Application Id with Fqdn
-TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn : -Identity parameter which we gave while creating the trusted application pool
-Port : Unique to your application, can be used in manual provisioning, used as a method parameter

Now follow Step 2.

Step 4: Create a Trusted Application Endpoint if required by you, using Cmd New-CsTrustedApplicationEndpoint

Syntax : New-CsTrustedApplicationEndpoint -ApplicationId -TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn -SipAddress -DisplayName
-ApplicationId : -Identity parameter which we gave while creating the trusted application
-TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn : -Identity parameter which we gave while creating the trusted application pool
-SipAddress : sip:user@host which is unique for your application endpoint
-DisplayName : Display Name like "Help Desk Contact"

Now follow Step 2.
In this way, you have now Created a new trusted Applicationpool, trusted server application, trusted application endpoint

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1: Download SDK 2: Read the documentation

Paul Nearney
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    Maybe the question is not so hot but this answer is terrible. The documentation misses the mark in several ways and figuring out just how to use SDK is not a basic (or even intermediate) task. – tuespetre Aug 20 '14 at 16:49
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    Maybe, but it is a good starting point to get the breadth of knowledge you need before diving in - the OP stated they were new to Lync server app development, so the SDK docs are the logical starting point. If you know of better resources to bring a beginner from 0-60, then feel free to post them here to help anyone else who comes across this question – Paul Nearney Aug 21 '14 at 08:22