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Nothing donw on them If lastState <> "RINGING" Then 'outgoing call start isIncoming = False callStartTime = DateTime.Now End If Exit Case "IDLE" 'Went to idle- this is the end of a ca

Nothing donw on them If lastState <> "RINGING" Then 'outgoing call start isIncoming = False callStartTime = DateTime.Now End If Exit Case "IDLE" 'Went to idle- this is the end of a ca

End Select CallSub2(objTarget, objCommand.strNameSub, objCommand.mapParameters) End If Come vedi, è molto meno dinamico e più complesso; conviene la prima soluzione: non usare moduli di codice, solo classi.
link: No, se poi hai anche quella riga: dipende; se usi CallSubDelayed, verrà prima eseguita l'istruzione successiva. Il Delayed fa sì che l'esecuzione avv

Thanks Erel, The end call works fine automatically with another mobile, but not in landline phones......at least in Spain. I ‘ve used reflection library to solve the problem (r.RunMethod("endCall"),.......) working in a service module. Regards.
link: Sure? Is not my case :(. The call is not disconnected automatically. Doesn't exist something like p.stopCall or p.finishCall? Is there some easy way
link: Hi Erel, Thanks, but I don't know what's wrong with this code: Dim phnsms As PhoneCalls '...... Sub Button1_Click phnsms.Call("PHONE NUMBER") End

it is possible to be informed when there is an ongoing call. it is also possible to end a call programmatically. in theory, you need a receiver for the first and a simple method executed in the telecommanager class, probably with a javaobject. that's the theory. google's documentation refers to

Yep, I'm doing a -1 now. But it looks like I'm misunderstanding the use of END_OF_INPUT, to begin with. A single nextValue() call, returns the entire structure. Afterwards, it's always END_OF_INPUT, so it doesn't really need to be tested in this context. We can close this, thanks for the assista

Ok! That's a start point... then: what happens when we call the endCall method before the call be answered and: - The call isn't aborted - The call flow control is lost Apparently the end call is only destructing the sipAudioCall object definition for B4A without make a real endCall command in s
link: Hello @Erel , Ok, but looking for the complete set of methods in Android I can see that it's possible to have full control over the call flow even
link: Hello @Erel . Thanks for answering! Let's go: - You can try SIP.Close or SipAudioCall.EndCall . The SIP.Close destroys the SIP stack and the call per
link: No. The only thing that happens when you call EndCall is: public void EndCall() throws SipException { getObject().endCall(); }

Hello How can I end all current WhatsApp calls? I would like that if you click on a button, all calls should end immediately. So hang up! Thank you for your help edit1: I now have another plan. In case you can't end the call via API. Then my new solution would be. When button click, Whatsapp APP wi
link: Click on EndCall in Whatsapp. There is no public Api for such thing.

"muestro1") 'CallSubDelayed2(Main, "muestro1","hola") 'CallSub End If StartServiceAt("", DateTime.Now + 1 * DateTime.TicksPerSecond, True) 'DateTime.TicksPerSecond 'CallSub(Main, "muestra") 'Service.StopAutomaticForeground 'Call this when the background

i came across this post that is almost a year old and i see that the the questioner did not get exactly the answer he was looking for : 1. get the outgoing call number (via a service) 2. not having to use android.permission.PROCESS_OUTGOING_CALLS i don't believe he's still waiting for the answer...
link: hi i am using this code to get the outgoing call number (via a service) If startingIntent.Action = "android.intent.action.NEW_OUTGOING_CALL" Then

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