Use the below code in the same package as specified and save as *
ITelephony.aidl*
That's the method I had been using, but the needed permissions aren't
granted for most of the functions anymore.
// Simulate a press of the headset button to pick up the
I'll give that a go, thanks.
Pent
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okay friends, I got it. Its working now.
Any tips ?
As far as I know that API needs a permission these days.
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As far as I know that API needs a permission these days.
Sorry, I meant 'needs a permission which isn't granted'.
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Dear Pent,
Now I'm able to accept the call programmatically without user
interaction.
We can do dat in two ways.
One way by implementing ITelephony.aidl.
Use the below code in the same package as specified and save as *
ITelephony.aidl*
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package com.android.internal.telephony;
okay friends, I got it. Its working now.
regards
Saran
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 6:10 PM, saran vonteddu saran.myw...@gmail.comwrote:
Dear *,
In my application I want to accept phone call without any user
interaction. In order to achieve that I tried using iTelephony.aidl, as
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