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--- author: jiyoonlee ms.service: azure-communication-services ms.topic: include ms.date: 05/14/2024 ms.author: jiyoonlee --- [!INCLUDE [Install SDK](../install-sdk/install-sdk-windows.md)] ## Meeting join methods To join a Teams meeting, use the `CallAgent.join` method and pass application context, `JoinMeetingLocator`, and `JoinCallOptions`. ### Meeting ID and passcode The `TeamsMeetingIdLocator` locates a meeting using a meeting ID and passcode. These can be found under a Teams meeting's join info. A Teams meeting ID will be 12 characters long and will consist of numeric digits grouped in threes (i.e. `000 000 000 000`). A passcode will consist of 6 alphabet characters (i.e. `aBcDeF`). The passcode is case sensitive. ```java String meetingId, passcode; TeamsMeetingIdLocator locator = new TeamsMeetingIdLocator(meetingId, passcode); ``` ### Meeting link The `TeamsMeetingLinkLocator` locates a meeting using a link to a Teams meeting. This can found under a Teams meeting's join info. ```java String meetingLink; TeamsMeetingLinkLocator locator = new TeamsMeetingLinkLocator(meetingLink); ``` ### Meeting coordinates The `TeamsMeetingCoordinatesLocator` locates meetings using an organizer ID, tenant ID, thread ID, and a message ID. This information can be found using Microsoft Graph. ```java Guid organizerId, tenantId; String threadId, messageId; TeamsMeetingCoordinatesLocator locator = new TeamsMeetingCoordinatesLocator(threadId, organizerId, tenantId, messageId); ``` ## Join meeting using locators After creating these Teams meeting locators, you can use it to join a Teams meeting using `CallAgent.join` as shown below. ```java JoinCallOptions options = new JoinCallOptions(); call = agent.join( getApplicationContext(), locator, options); ```