Listing SAMs using Chime SDK for .NET

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I have been trying to use the ChimeVoice SDK for .NET to create an application for calling. I've added all of the dependencies and connected to my AWS account with AWS Toolkit. However, non of the function I call seem to work. For example, sending request to list all SAMs using Amazon.ChimeSDKVoice.Model.ListSipMediaApplicationsRequest() results in a HTTPRequestResponse of 0. The user account as well as the roll attached to the Lambda function have administrator access. Any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong?

Noah
asked 10 months ago230 views
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https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdkfornet/v3/apidocs/items/Chime/TChimeClient.html

The issue you're experiencing might be due to the fact that the API you're using, ListSipMediaApplications(ListSipMediaApplicationsRequest), is no longer supported and will not be updated. The recommended action is to use the latest version, ListSipMediaApplications, in the Amazon Chime SDK​.

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answered 10 months ago
  • Hi Sedat. Thank you for the response, I appreciate it. I tried using the Amazon Chime SDK as well, but I'm getting the same thing. I've downloaded the packages from this link: https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=chime&frameworks=netstandard&tfms=&packagetype=&prerel=true&sortby=relevance. Before I was using the AWSSDK.ChimeSDKVoice , now I tried switching to AWSSDK.Chime. The functions still don't work. From the link you sent, I'm not sure where to find a .NET compatible SDK that has ListSipMediaApplications. They all only have ListSipMediaApplicationsRequest and ListSipMediaApplicationsResponse. I think the SDK that has ListSipMediaApplications is for AWS CLI, but I'm not sure. Also, it seems like they are still updating the Chime SDK and the ChimeSDKVoice regularly. Could it be that I am just using the functions incorrectly somehow? I usually create a new request and then I create a new response but the response is always empty. The documentation of the ListSipMediaApplicationsResponse says "This is the response object from the ListSipMediaApplications operation.", but that operation does not even exist in the SDK.

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