This section includes documentation on some key areas of the IceLib API, such as overview information and examples for common use cases. It can be challenging for a new developer to determine where to get started with the elements of a namespace. These topics are meant to "jump start" that effort, providing some important aspects to be aware of for a particular API area. Additionally, by providing focused example snippets around common tasks, these topics provide quicker understanding of what's possible and how to make those possibilities into reality.
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The quick start topics are a great place to get started with the elements of a namespace. Then, the IceLib SDK's more full-featured example applications can serve as a great resource for example code in the context of developing real applications that allow users to perform larger tasks. |
- Example Applications
- IceLib ships with full-featured sample applications in several languages (C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET).
- Custom Profile Migration
- The CustomProfile class contains methods for retrieving and saving custom application settings.
- Visual Studio
- Setting up a custom IceLib-based application in Visual Studio requires some specific settings.
- Connecting to the Server
- The ININ.IceLib.Connection namespace contains classes for connecting to an IC Server.
- Configuration
- The ININ.IceLib.Configuration namespace contains classes for configuring an IC Server.
- Interactions
- The ININ.IceLib.Interactions namespace contains classes for manipulating Interaction Center interaction queues.
- Statistics
- The ININ.IceLib.Statistics namespace contains classes for viewing, editing, and responding to alerts and statistics.
- Statistics Catalog
- The statistics catalog contains the display name, description, type, units, required statistic parameters (if any), etc. for each available statistic.
- Custom Notifications
- The CustomNotification class, along with some associated classes, contains functionality for sending and receiving notifications to and from custom handlers and IceLib applications.
