[Ekiga-list] DBus, StateChanged

2008-09-05 Thread Martin Kurtz
Hallo,

i am quite new to DBus, but i figured out how to implement some basic
Ekiga features into a Perl programm.

I found a list of possible methods and signals used by Ekiga.

When I connect to the signal StateChanged, i see if there is an
Incoming Call, an Outgoing Call, or none.
That´s great. But how can I (or better the Perl programm) sense, if
there is an actual connection? (not only ringing, picking up the
phone...)

Is there no signal for it?


Thanks a lot and have a nice day!

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Re: [Ekiga-list] DBus, StateChanged

2008-09-05 Thread Martin Kurtz
Sorry, I just realized that I was wrong. 
It should have this signal (3).

But in my case, it switched to state 3 without entering the
calling/ringing state, it gets connected to the Operator that manages
calls to reals phones. (not sip)...

Does anybody have an idea, how to get the information, if the person i
call to, actually picks up the phone, although there is a connection to
the net-operator??

Thanks, again...


Am Freitag, den 05.09.2008, 11:12 +0200 schrieb Martin Kurtz:
 Hallo,
 
 i am quite new to DBus, but i figured out how to implement some basic
 Ekiga features into a Perl programm.
 
 I found a list of possible methods and signals used by Ekiga.
 
 When I connect to the signal StateChanged, i see if there is an
 Incoming Call, an Outgoing Call, or none.
 That´s great. But how can I (or better the Perl programm) sense, if
 there is an actual connection? (not only ringing, picking up the
 phone...)
 
 Is there no signal for it?
 
 
 Thanks a lot and have a nice day!
 
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