Hi, please explain how to do it.
I need to get realtime duration call.
Thank you very much.
On Nov 20 2009, 10:06 pm, "patrizio.munzi"
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> in this last month I've been trying to develop on Android.
> I've tried a few stuff and also Nemat's code for intercepting outgoing
> call d
I have a workaround for this one by deferring the call log retrieving
process a little bit, say 200ms. I'm still looking for a more elegant
solution.
On Nov 20 2009, 11:06 pm, "patrizio.munzi"
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> in this last month I've been trying to develop on Android.
> I've tried a few stuf
Hi guys,
in this last month I've been trying to develop on Android.
I've tried a few stuff and also Nemat's code for intercepting outgoing
call details.
The only difference is that I've been using the PHONE_CALL_STATE
intents for triggering my broadcast receiver retrieving last outgoing
call deta
Thanks to all of you.
I have done it...I removed startManagingCursor() and called the
close method() for cursor.
On Oct 13, 7:10 pm, Lazarus 101 wrote:
> just remove startManagingCursor and call the close() method on the
> cursor when you've finished reading from it
>
> On Oct 13, 5:02
just remove startManagingCursor and call the close() method on the
cursor when you've finished reading from it
On Oct 13, 5:02 am, Nemat wrote:
> @Roman
>
> But How would we get the state when the call is received?I mean call
> duration means the difference of the time when call is received and
@Roman
But How would we get the state when the call is received?I mean call
duration means the difference of the time when call is received and
the time when the call is disconnected.OFFHOOK is the state when caLL
is placed.So we should be notified when the call is received.How can
we get that?
You are getting the error on startManagingCursor because that method
does not exist in a Service.
Leave that out and make sure you close the cursor when you are done
with it.
On Oct 12, 11:00 am, "Roman ( T-Mobile USA)" wrote:
> You should be able to measure the time between multiple
> onCallSta
You should be able to measure the time between multiple
onCallStateChanged events.
In case of an outgoing call the state would switch from IDLE to
CAll_STATE_OFFHOOK to to IDLE again.
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