Web Application
Web Applications generally offer following advantages over Desktop Applications:
- applications run on restricted devices like Chrome Books
- granular deployment to specific user groups
- easy administration, like central updates on the server
- uncomplicated integration of other cloud services
For these reasons, many UC Clients are implemented as Web Applications.
Option A. WebHID
A WebHID integration is almost as complex as a USB HID integration.
This integration is similarly difficult as an integration with USB HID. WebHID integration saves you the direct communication with device drivers. But this is only a minor part of an implementation.
Apart from that, the functionality and setup of a WebHID integration are comparable with an USB HID integration.
Option B. SDK for JavaScript – WebHID
WebHID Integration with Jabra SDK Library: Additional software on the local computer is not needed.
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| No client software needed | Coexistence with MS Teams error prone |
| Easy integration | No support for advanced features of Jabra devices |
Option C. SDK for JavaScript – Device Connector
This integration option requires both the Jabra SDK Library and client software.
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| Good coexistence with MS Teams | Client software required |
| Easy integration | |
| Support of advanced features of Jabra devices |
Option D. SDK for Browser
This integration also needs a SDK library and local client software.
SDK for Browser is a Gen.2 SDK. Functionality and setup of Call Control are comparable to the corresponding implementation with SDK for JavaScript (Gen.3).