Overview

SDK for JavaScript (Gen.3) is the successor of both SDK for Browser (Gen.2) and SDK for Node.js (Gen.2).

Integration Options

Option A) Web Application with Device Connector

You have to install the Browser Extension and the Device Connector on the local machine.

This option provides the best functionality when using web applications. But it requires additional software installed on each local machine (not available for Chrome OS).

Option B) Web Application with WebHID

All functionality for local machine is provided by the browser. Additional software installations are not required.

Jabra's current implementation of WebHID has following limitations:

• For wireless devices, only the USB connected dongles and desk stands will be available
• Call Control works for wireless devices, but it will display the name of the dongle/desk stand instead of the name of the device
• Call Lock works only inside the browser

Option C) Web Application with Contingency Integration

Contingency Integration supports both Device Connector and WebHID for attached clients.

Contingency Integration combines two different methods of integrations:

It requires limited additional testing during implementation.

Option D) Desktop Application with Node.js

The installation of the Node.js application includes the Device Connector.

Desktop Applications are a more powerful way of integration in comparison to Web Applications. They are independent from any browser-related restrictions.

Features

All features of this SDK are documented on the SDK Overview page.

Required Prior Knowledge

Working with this software requires prior knowledge in:

• SDK Variants and Features
• Beginner's Guide to Jabra Integration
  
• Practical Examples of Jabra Integration
• Call Control for Jabra Devices
• Device Support for Jabra SDK

Ensure that you are familiar with these topics before your start your own integration.

System Requirements

Browser

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