[jecortes77]

How can I interrupt a phone call when this has been already launched. I detect the phone call through a PhoneListener interface. What can I do?

[knifegun]

Let me know if you find any answers to your question. I have been trying to figure out how to answer an incoming call programmatically. Everyone has been slient. I guess not one has done this.

So to answer your question,, besides getting information about an incoming call, I don't believe you can do anything. You can't end he call. You can't answer the call.

There are some threads that suggest using the EventInjector to issue keys to end the call or answer the call. However, the events seems to be disabled or ignored by the incoming call dialog.

I hope that this will change on Tuesday when RIM is supposed to open up more APIs. However, it sounds like they do not want to allow programmatic control of inbound calls.

I hope this helps.

[jecortes77]

Hi knifegun. Do you know how to use the EventInjector Class. I´ve been trying it but I could not get it. Can you provide me please an example to use.

[Meenal]

this is an example of how to use EventInjector class:

 EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent eDown = new EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent(
                EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent.THUMB_ROLL_DOWN , 1,
                KeypadListener.STATUS_NOT_FROM_KEYPAD);

hi knifegun,

yes we cannot do anything to phonecalls.....only listen to them. There isn't enough api sipport for this. and rim is no mood to provide it sooner....i managed to end a phone call using EventInjector class...it worked fine for 8100 but failed royally for other phones.

but yet am hopefull that some day there will enough support for handling ph calls.

[knifegun]

Hi Menhal,

How were you able to end the call? Did you use the EventInjector as well? I was able to answer a call once but it did not continue working. Almost as if the events have other factors that affect their consumption by the phone dialog.

Can you post the code you used to end the call? I would really appreciate it.

Regarding the event injection, here is a sample to submit a key event. Remember that you have to submit a key down and a key up event to emulate a user pressing a key:

EventInjector.invokeEvent(new EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent(EventInjector.KeyEvent. KEY_DOWN , keyName, status, 1000));

EventInjector.invokeEvent (new EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent(EventInjector.KeyEvent. KEY_UP, keyName, status, 1000));

[Meenal]

yes thats what have used.
this event is called when an incoming call arrives.it disconnects the call.

EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent eDown = new EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent(
                EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent.THUMB_ROLL_DOWN , 1,
                KeypadListener.STATUS_NOT_FROM_KEYPAD);
EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent eDown = new EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent(
                EventInjector.TrackwheelEvent.THUMB_CLICK  , 1,
                KeypadListener.STATUS_NOT_FROM_KEYPAD);

but t nly wroked on 8100 simulator.tried in 8800 smulator...t did not work.