Unlocking Huawei eSDK UC: How to Leverage Server, Client, and Mobile Capabilities

Remember the teaser from the previous article about how to play with eSDK UC? This piece dives into the details of using Huawei's eSDK UC, covering server‑side services, client‑side components, and mobile development support.

1) Server‑side capabilities

The eSDK offers a set of services that can be accessed via protocols, allowing developers to call Unified Communication (UC) platform functions without language constraints.

Using protocols means you can develop in your preferred language, though the actual feature set depends on what the platform provides.

2) Client‑side development components

The client side complements the server by exposing COM components, controls, and plug‑ins that simplify feature implementation. COM (Component Object Model) components are delivered as Win32 DLLs or EXE files and follow the COM specification.

The eSpace client provides four main capability categories, plus additional useful controls.

Controls allow developers to invoke ready‑made UI elements with just a few lines of code, eliminating the need for graphic design.

3) Mobile SDK support

Recognizing the importance of mobile, eSDK UC provides comprehensive iOS and Android capabilities, offering both API and control development modes for flexible integration.

These mobile features can also be combined with OA systems to enrich functionality.

Stay tuned for the next installment, "eSDK Advanced Play – Part Two," for more deep‑dive content.