C-library
This section explains, how you can use the C-library to integrate Native Desktop Applications with SDK for Windows.
The Native Desktop Application addresses the C-library directly.
Initialize the C-library
Initialize the C-library in C like this:
- Unpack the downloaded .zip file to a folder on your hard disk.
- Set the Partner Key for Jabra Integration with
Jabra_SetAppID(...). If not set, SDK initialization will fail. - Initialize the library with
Jabra_InitializeV2(...).
Library initialization must be done only once.
Initialization Parameters
Jabra_InitializeV2 API supports for following parameters:
| Parameter | Short Description |
|---|---|
FirstScanForDeviceDoneFunc |
Function is called when the library has finished the initial scanning for Jabra devices. |
DeviceAttachedFunc |
Function is called when a new Jabra device is attached or the library has been initialized and found a Jabra device. |
DeviceRemovedFunc |
Function is called when a Jabra device is removed. |
ButtonInDataRawHidFunc |
Function is called when new input data has been received. Data is raw HID data. HID Events will per default not be triggered for standard HID. This avoids conflicts. |
ButtonInDataTranslatedFunc |
Function is called when new input data has been received. Data is represented at a higher level of abstraction than the raw HID data. |
nonJabraDeviceDectection |
Detects non-Jabra devices. Can be false if not used. |
configParams |
This is optional configuration. Can be null if not used. |
Un-initialize the C-library
After you are done managing your device, you must un-initialize the C-library.
Cases are for example:
- You want to stop detecting new USB device activities. Reason: You have two applications on your PC that try to access these devices at the same time.
- You want to clean up temporary files.
Then you need to run the function Jabra_Uninitialize(). This will un-initialize the library and clean up the memory.