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--- Begin Message ---Great! So there is a open end... At least we can try to implement it and include into the main release next version. That's one solution. I will try to take a look also to the ndk toolkit. Maybe is there other solutions. Thank you! ____________________________________ Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado Consultor CRM - Ingeniero en Informática M. +34 607814276 On mié, 2009-07-01 at 14:46 -0400, Mark Murphy wrote: > Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado wrote: > > I'm sorry I didn't explained myself... > > > > What I wanted to say is that It must be another way to hang an outgoing > > call. Other than the hang button in the phone. > > Because others are doing it. > > The only example you have cited is a firm (Huwaei) that presumably made > changes in the firmware to accomplish their ends. > > > So the question still remains. What is the way to hang an outgoing call? > > Via the SDK, you cannot hang up an outgoing call. > > > And I don't find any reason to not allow this. > > It may not be a question of "allow", but a question of engineering time > to implement the capability in the SDK. Believe it or not, Google does > not have 999 engineers working on building Android. Hence, you are > welcome to make a patch that implements this feature and submit it to > http://source.android.com. Or, hire somebody to make a patch. Or, raise > funds to hire somebody to make a patch. > > At minimum, I would think it needs a permission, so the user can decide > whether or not a specific application can forcibly hang up the phone. > But, hey, that's just me... > > > So... I think this is the group to ask about how to manage this. > > For making changes to the Android open source code, you will be better > served with a list that pertains to the Android open source code: > > http://source.android.com/discuss ><<attachment: yo-48x48-bw.jpg>>
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