Client Libraries definition
Client Libraries mean any enabler code specifically designated as such and included in a SDK. Client Libraries may also be referred to as “DLLs”, and represent elements of the SDK required at runtime to communicate with Avaya products or other SDK elements.
Client Libraries means the Localytics Application-specific client libraries provided by Upland and installed within Customer’s App(s) for the purpose of collecting App User Data and sending such App User Data to Customer’s Instance.
Examples of Client Libraries in a sentence
You must ensure that Your End Users using applications, interfaces, value-added services and/or solutions, workflows or processes that incorporate the API, Client Libraries, Sample Code or Permitted Modifications adhere to these terms, and You agree to notify Avaya promptly if You become aware of any breach of the terms of Licensee ▇▇▇▇ that may impact Avaya.
Avaya shall have no obligation to provide support for the use of the SDK, or Licensee's application, services or solutions which may or may not include redistributable Client Libraries or Sample Application Code, to any third party to whom Licensee delivers such applications, services or solutions.