On Wed, 2011-03-30 at 18:43 +0200, ext jeremias bosch wrote:
> What i do is:
...
> Call* mCall = new Call( chan );
> Tp::ContactManagerPtr contactManager =
> connection->contactManager();
>
> if ( !contactManager.isNull() )
> {
> QList<Tp::ContactPtr> contactList;
> Tp::PendingContacts* pc =
> contactManager->contactsForIdentifiers( QStringList()<<
> "06020000004430000" );
> ret = mWaiter->handlesToContacts( pc,
> contactList );
Here you recreate the handle. I think this output is because of
contactsForIdentifiers
(telepathy-ring:2600): tp-glib/handles-DEBUG:
tp_base_connection_dbus_request_handles: unimplemented handle type 3
(telepathy-ring:2600): tp-glib/handles-DEBUG:
tp_base_connection_dbus_request_handles: unimplemented handle type 3
(telepathy-ring:2600): tp-glib/handles-DEBUG:
tp_base_connection_dbus_request_handles: unimplemented handle type 3
(telepathy-ring:2600): tp-glib/handles-DEBUG:
tp_base_connection_dbus_request_handles: unimplemented handle type 3
> mCall->OpenAudioStream(contactList.first());
> bool Call::OpenAudioStream( const Tp::ContactPtr& aTarget )
> {
> qDebug()<<"OPEN AUDIO STREAM";
> qDebug() << " Contact ID: " << aTarget->id(); //shows
> "06020000004430000"
>
> mRetValue = (*mWaiter)( mChannel->requestStream( aTarget,
> Tp::MediaStreamTypeAudio ) );
and when you use your new Contact, Ring is not happy with your handle:
> (telepathy-ring:2600): Ring-DEBUG:
ring_streamed_media_request_streams: ()
> (telepathy-ring:2600): Ring-DEBUG:
> ring_call_channel_validate_media_handle: enter
> (telepathy-ring:2600): Ring-DEBUG:
ring_streamed_media_request_streams: exit
What is your contact handle here?
I'd use chan->targetHandle() instead of using contactManager, or
usedcreated fiurst a Contact then used the Contact with
EnsureStreamedMediaCall() in first place.
--Pekka
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