Five Killer Scenarios for the Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit

5 KILLER Scenarios Using Messenger Web ToolkitChris ParkerProgram ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

What's the Web Toolkit?JavaScript & HTML tools for adding instant social capabilities to web sites

Your Web Site

MessengerToolkit

Components

Messenger

Service

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

Messenger Web Bar

UI Controls

<msgr:bar />

<msgr:display-name cid=“123”/><msgr:display-picture cid=“123”/>

CLIENT SIDE

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

UI ControlsMessenger Library

Messenger Web Bar

<msgr:contact-picker /><input type=“submit” onclick=“onClick()” />

<msgr:bar />

function onClick(){var cids =

getAllSelectedContacts();foreach cid in cids

startConversation(cid, firstMsg);}

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

ScenariosScenario 1: User Generated ContentScenario 2: SharingScenario 3: CommunityScenario 4: Instant Social NetworkScenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

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