Java Development

[MSohm]

Quote from the previous forums:

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robyb Posts: 3 Registered: Oct, 2007	End phone call Posted: Apr 3, 2008 6:51 AM
	Hello, I've read some posts regarding the end of call problem and all the solutions were to invoke TrackwheelEvent. My question is: Can i simulate a press of the END button instead of using the TrackwheelEvent? Thanks.

Guest: levi	Re: End phone call Posted: Jul 30, 2008 2:45 PM
	Hi, I'm looking for the same solution. Pressing the End key is not possible because of security reasons (based on information in some of these posts). So I'm not sure how, but ending a call without using the TrackWheel injection seems to be possible. I've seen that in some commercial applications. So does anybody know more about this? is there a way to stop a call without using the trackwheel injection which doesn't work for all devices? Maybe some hidden RIM API or something?

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No, the BlackBerry APi set does not provide the ability to programmatically end a phone call.

[madhurvyas1]

I was able to successfully end the call on a simulator using the EventInjector injecting the END key.

public void callIncoming(int callId){

            EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent ev = new EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent(EventInjector.KeyCodeEvent.KEY_DOWN, ((char)Keypad.KEY_END), KeypadListener.STATUS_ALT, 500);

            EventInjector.invokeEvent(ev);

        }

 I have never tested it on device

 

[kzettel]

You can end the call with key injection but these APIs are restricted by default.  By default the user will not get prompted when an application calls key injection, it will simply fail with a controlled access exception.  If you want to use key injection you have to go into Options -> Advanced Options -> Applications, find your application, and change the key injecction security option to allow.