com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call.java Source code

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package com.google.gwt.phono.client;

import com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject;

public class Call {

    private JavaScriptObject obj;

    public Call(JavaScriptObject obj) {
        this.obj = obj;
    }

    /**
     * When a call arrives via an incomingCall event, it can be answered by calling this function. 
     */
    public native void answer() /*-{
                                this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.answer();
                                }-*/;

    /**
     * Hangs up an active call. 
     */
    public native void hangup() /*-{
                                this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.hangup();
                                }-*/;

    /**
     * Sets the volume of the call 
     * @param value
     */
    public native void setVolume(Integer value) /*-{
                                                this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.volume(value);
                                                }-*/;

    /**
     * Sets the microphone gain for the call 
     * @param value
     */
    public native void gain(Integer value) /*-{
                                           this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.gain(value);
                                           }-*/;

    /**
     * Returns the unique identifier for this Call. 
     */
    public native String getId() /*-{
                                 return this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.id;
                                 }-*/;

    /**
     * Returns the current state of the Call. Possible values are: connected,
     * ringing, disconnected, progress, initial.
     */
    public native int getState() /*-{
                                 return this.@com.google.gwt.phono.client.Call::obj.state;
                                 }-*/;

    //TODO
    /*
     * digit(string) Sends a touch-tone signal to the remote party. This is
     * equivalent to pressing a key on a touch tone phone.
     * 
     * pushToTalk(boolean) When set to true, Phono will act as a walkie-talkie
     * and the microphone will be muted. When in push to talk mode, toggling the
     * "talking" property is equivalent to pressing and releasing the talk
     * button on a two-way radio. This is useful when using Phono to interact
     * with speech-driven telephone systems or when carrying a conversation
     * without a headset. Most computer microphone's lack the ability to do
     * proper acoustic echo canceling resulting in poor audio quality. Using a
     * computer headset alleviates this problem. Please note that future
     * releases of Phono will include built-in acoustic echo cancelation.
     * 
     * talking(boolean) This setting only applies when pushToTalk is true. When
     * in pushToTalk mode, setting the talking property to true will enable the
     * microphone and slightly mute the incoming audio. When set to false, the
     * microphone will be muted and incoming audio returned to normal.
     * 
     * mute(boolean) Stops sending audio to the remote party
     * 
     * hold(boolean) Mutes the microphone and stops sending audio to the remote
     * party. Useful if implementing "call waiting" in your Phone.
     */

}