Hi,
I hope I'm asking the right place. This is my first foray into WebEx development 
I would like to make a custom thing/device with a button that'll behave as a push-to-talk button for my microphone when I'm in a WebEx Meeting on my Mac. I know that many TelePresence devices have a GPIO pin that can be used to do this, but I want to do it with WebEx.
There's many different ways on making a button (Arduino, ESP8266, etc), and I'm not too worried about that. What I need help with is figuring out how I can make it toggle my mute status.
Is there a way to do a network API call (to the WebEx server) and specify my user should be muted?
Is there a way to do this via an inter-process API call (from one Mac process to the WebEx meeting Mac process)?
Or is there something else you could recommend?
I guess at the very least, I could make a Mac tool that interacts with my desktop directly: finds the WebEx meeting window, gives it focus, finds the x/y coordinates of the mute button, and triggers a click event. But this isn't my preferred option since it could disrupt other things going on in the active window, or elsewhere on the desktop. (I do many things at the same time)
Btw, I'm a Software Engineer at Cisco working on Time Sensitive Networking (a new IOS protocol and central configuration tool), so I've got a broad range of technical skills, and have been using WebEx Meetings a lot, but no WebEx-specific development experience yet.
Thanks,
Jeffrey
