Use Call Manager to answer calls

[tiag...@gmail.com]

Hello once again,

I'm trying to use call manager to do simple tests like make and answer
calls, connect to a proxy, etc. Is it possible to show a small example
how to do the answering part? In the previous versions you used the
incomingCall event, but in the latest I can't seem to understand it.

Thanks in advance!

Tiago

[Sasa Coh]

Hi Tiago,

Call Manager declares a CallStateRefresh event. Just subscribe to this event and you'll be notified about new incoming calls (INCOMING state). In next few days I'll add new examples to sipek apps project.

Regards,
sasa

[tiag...@gmail.com]

Thank you for the quick response. Those examples will be much
appreciated.

Regards,
Tiago

On 10 Abr, 20:36, "Sasa Coh" <sasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Tiago,
>
> Call Manager declares a CallStateRefresh event. Just subscribe to this event
> and you'll be notified about new incoming calls (INCOMING state). In next
> few days I'll add new examples to sipek apps project.
>
> Regards,
> sasa
>

[Sasa Coh]

Hi!

See example4 in sipek apps project. It's a simulation of "local loop" call - outgoing and incoming call legs inside single pjsip instance. I hope it's helpful.

btw. There's an threading issue when releasing call the application hangs (sometimes).

regards,
sasa

[Ayman Farouk]

Hey Sasa,

Is example4 suppose to be listed here http://code.google.com/p/sipekapps/source/browse/trunk/?r=35 ?

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[neil.young]

Hi,

for testing my .net CF port it is necessary to have a small
application, initializing, registering a fixed profile, beeing
optionally able to manage calls (out and in) and probably sending/
receiving some messages back and force. Making calls is not really
required, but I need at least a function, using one of the callbacks
transferring strings to the application above.

The GUI sample is much too complex to port to .net CF...

Is someone able to provide a "3 liner", doing nothing more than that?

Regards

On 13 Apr., 17:45, "Ayman Farouk" <ayma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Sasa,
>
> Is example4 suppose to be listed herehttp://code.google.com/p/sipekapps/source/browse/trunk/?r=35?
>
>
>
>
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> On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 6:42 PM, Sasa Coh <sasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi!
>
> > See example4 in sipek apps project. It's a simulation of "local loop" call
> > - outgoing and incoming call legs inside single pjsip instance. I hope it's
> > helpful.
>
> > btw. There's an threading issue when releasing call the application hangs
> > (sometimes).
>
> > regards,
> > sasa
>

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[sas...@gmail.com]

Hi!

Ok, this could be the next example (no 5). I'll try to make it this
week.

bye,
sasa

[tiag...@gmail.com]

hi,

When will you have this example 5 ready? I'm waiting for it to learn
how to register in to a SIP proxy, because I'm having troubles doing
that with call manager. I managed to do that with pjsipwrapper.

thanks

Tiago

[Sasa Coh]

Hello!

I have few new examples to commit but SDK needs more testing due to internal redesign. Next week I'll commit new version of SipekSDK with new examples.
In your case it's OK to manage registration with pjsipWrapper. Example 5 does it the same way. Call manager is meant for call/session control only.

regards,
sasa

[fabio....@gmail.com]

Hi! Did you find answer for this issue?