Creating your first UCMA application Part I In the next few weeks blog I am going to run you through how to create your very own UCMA application to test against your Skype For Business or Lync server. Starting out in UCMA is a bit harder than just about any other type of programming, for 1 reason; You need to have a working server in place, and define several objects for use on that server before you can begin. Failing to do so, will result in nothing more than programs that break the second you try to run them. Here are some things that can trip up first timers; 1. UCMA apps must be x64, so switch your project type right away as to not waste valuable time trying to figure out why your default x86 app does work. 2. You are going to need to run your apps from computers or servers that are part of your corporate domain, ie joined and trusted machines. 3. Your UCMA libraries will be easy to code with if you pick the recommended version for your se...