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From source file:com.android.dialer.voicemail.VoicemailPlaybackPresenter.java
/** * Makes a broadcast request to ask that a voicemail source fetch this content. * <p>/* ww w .j a v a 2 s .c om*/ * This method <b>must be called on the ui thread</b>. * <p> * This method will be called when we realise that we don't have content for this voicemail. It * will trigger a broadcast to request that the content be downloaded. It will add a listener to * the content resolver so that it will be notified when the has_content field changes. It will * also set a timer. If the has_content field changes to true within the allowed time, we will * proceed to {@link #prepareContent()}. If the has_content field does not * become true within the allowed time, we will update the ui to reflect the fact that content * was not available. * * @return whether issued request to fetch content */ protected boolean requestContent(int code) { if (mContext == null || mVoicemailUri == null) { return false; } FetchResultHandler tempFetchResultHandler = new FetchResultHandler(new Handler(), mVoicemailUri, code); switch (code) { case ARCHIVE_REQUEST: mArchiveResultHandlers.add(tempFetchResultHandler); break; default: if (mFetchResultHandler != null) { mFetchResultHandler.destroy(); } mView.setIsFetchingContent(); mFetchResultHandler = tempFetchResultHandler; break; } // Send voicemail fetch request. Intent intent = new Intent(VoicemailContract.ACTION_FETCH_VOICEMAIL, mVoicemailUri); mContext.sendBroadcast(intent); return true; }