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SipPhone Widget
getImage()
answer()
reject()
setAutoAnswer(in bool autoAnswerFlag)
ready()
registered()
placingCall()
incomingCall()
established()
ring()
disconnected()
video()
novideo()
hold()
resume()
Cisco Interactive Experience Client 4600 Series User Guide
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Appendix F Video Conferencing Using the Session Initiation Protocol Client
Call this method after you have received a
captured() signal. When called, this routine
returns base64 content of the JPEG image
captured.
Accepts incoming call.
Rejects incoming call.
Enables auto answer mode if the autoAnswerFlag
is "true".
This signal is indicative that values given for
initializing the SIP phone are accepted.
This signal means that the SIP phone is now
registered with the SIP Registrar (or Call
Manager) and you can make and receive calls
from the widget.
This signal means the widget is trying to place the
call to the called party of interest.
This signal means the widget is receiving an
incoming call request from another SIP peer.
This signal is indicative that the call is in progress.
This signal means that the called party has been
notified about the incoming call.
This signal means that the call has been
terminated.
This signal means that the call was negotiated as
a video call and the remote site video is available
to display.
This signal means that the call that was negotiated
does not have video being sent by the remote end.
The application can use the novideo signal to
improve the user experience such as displaying a
"Please wait" message.
This signal means that the remote party has put
the call on hold. An image can be displayed on the
screen when a SIP call is placed on hold. The
image that is included in this signal will be shown
on the screen.
This signal means that the remote party has
resumed the call. Upon receiving this signal, the
application will revert to the original screen and
the on-hold image will be hidden.