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   void hangUp();
   void hangUp();
   void hold();  
   void hold();  
  // Resuming a group automatically holds any other groups/calls
   void resume();  
   void resume();  
   
   
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   attribute nsIDOMEventListener onresuming;  
   attribute nsIDOMEventListener onresuming;  
   };
   };
=== Use Case ===
==== Outgoing Call ====
*Current B2G
  navigator.mozTelephony.dial(number)
*Multi-SIM
  navigator.mozTelephonyManager.defaultPhone.dial()
  navigator.mozTelephonyManager.phones[index].dial()
==== Incoming Call ====
*Current B2G
  Tel1 = navigator.mozTelephony;
*Multi-SIM
  Tel1 = navigator.mozTelephonyManager.phones[index];
Once the telephony object is obtained, the following work remains the same.
Tel1.addEventListener('incoming');
Tel1.onincoming = function onincoming (evt) {
  incoming = evt.call; };
incoming.answer();
== Proposal: Architecture ==

Revision as of 09:54, 22 October 2012

Proposal: WebTelephony API for Multi-SIM

interface nsIDOMTelephonyManager : nsIDOMEventTarget
{
  attribute boolean muted; 
  attribute boolean speakerEnabled;
  
  readonly attribute jsval active;
  readonly attribute jsval calls;
  readonly attribute phoneState;  /* Ringing, Offhook, Idel */
  readonly attribute jsval phones;
  readonly attribute nsIDOMTelephony defaultPhone;
  
  [implicit_jscontext] attribute jsval onincoming;
  [implicit_jscontext] attribute jsval oncallschanged;
};
interface nsIDOMTelephony: nsIDOMEventTarget
{
  nsIDOMTelephonyCall dial(in DOMString number);
  
  // The call that is "active", i.e. receives microphone input and tones
  // generated via startTone.
  readonly attribute jsval active;

  // Array of all calls that are currently connected.
  readonly attribute jsval calls;

  void startTone(in DOMString tone);
  void stopTone();

  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onincoming;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener oncallschanged;
};
interface nsIDOMTelephonyCall: nsIDOMEventTarget
{
  readonly attribute DOMString number;

  // "dialing", "alerting", "busy", "connecting", "connected", "disconnecting", 
  // "disconnected", "incoming", "holding", "held", "resuming"
  readonly attribute DOMString state;
  
  readonly attribute nsIDOMDOMError error;
  readonly attribute nsIDOMTelephony phone;

  // functions to mediate a call.
  void answer();  
  void hangUp();
  void hold(); 
  void resume(); 

  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onstatechange;

  attribute nsIDOMEventListener ondialing;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onalerting;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onbusy;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onconnecting;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onconnected;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener ondisconnecting;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener ondisconnected;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onincoming;
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onholding; 
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onheld; 
  attribute nsIDOMEventListener onresuming; 
 };

Use Case

Outgoing Call

  • Current B2G
 navigator.mozTelephony.dial(number)
  • Multi-SIM
 navigator.mozTelephonyManager.defaultPhone.dial()
 navigator.mozTelephonyManager.phones[index].dial()

Incoming Call

  • Current B2G
 Tel1 = navigator.mozTelephony;
  • Multi-SIM
 Tel1 = navigator.mozTelephonyManager.phones[index];

Once the telephony object is obtained, the following work remains the same.

Tel1.addEventListener('incoming');
Tel1.onincoming = function onincoming (evt) {
  incoming = evt.call; };
incoming.answer();

Proposal: Architecture