Enable / disable 'receive incoming calls'

[joost]

More a feature request.

Would be great if the widget had an easy one click button to enable / disable 'receive incoming calls'. IMHO the 'settings shortcut' button could be used for that.

[robert7k]

The Android API unfortunately doesn't support this at the moment.

[joost]

Bummer. Thx for the reply!
On 13 Oct 2013 21:16, "Robert" [email protected] wrote:

The Android API unfortunately doesn't support this at the moment.

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[scheich]

Seems to be possible now? There seems to be a setter method for that:

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/Phone/+/650fe766347b4a896085ce8924ace69c029e49d9/src/com/android/phone/sip/SipSharedPreferences.java

[robert7k]

This class has been there for some time, but it's part of the phone app and thus cannot be called from an outside app.

[scheich]

Just tried it with SDK 22, it worked for me:

Settings.System.putInt(getApplicationContext().getContentResolver(), "sip_receive_calls", 1);

[robert7k]

The last time I tried this, only the settings dialog reflected the change. The behavior of the phone was unaffected, i.e. incoming SIP calls would not be received.

[scheich]

Ah, OK. I didnt test, if it really works :), just, as you said, that the settings checkbox changed the state.

[scheich]

Ok, tested. :-P

I could see the changed settings immediately with:

Settings.System.getInt(getApplicationContext().getContentResolver(), "sip_receive_calls");

But I had to send the notify broadcast com.android.phone.SIP_CALL_OPTION_CHANGED, like you do, otherwise it wont worked for me.

If I set it to 0, there was no delay, I didn't receive calls anymore. But if I set to 1, the call is only incoming after a period of time. For me it was 30-60 seconds. I think this has something to do with the sip registration. Perhaps you can force an registration, theres a method for that, but I couldn't find out yet, how to parse through the already defined profiles to get the profile uris.

Tested with CM12 nightly. SIP Provider is Telekom Germany.

EDIT: Perhaps you can get the profiles with the SipSession.Listener

[robert7k]

I actually tried this some time ago, but maybe I was too impatient. I think this should be investigated further.

[wolfgangasdf]

I do really need this, therefore I wrote a small app which works for me very well since months (but requires "root"):
https://bitbucket.org/wolfgang/wifisiptoggle

[madmuffin1]

See my MR #16 which should triage this

[lx1]

But I had to send the notify broadcast com.android.phone.SIP_CALL_OPTION_CHANGED, like you do, otherwise it wont worked for me.

Just for reference if someone arrives here googling around, like I did: it seems to me that at a certain point the API was changed. At least on Android 11 (Evolution-X on Poco X3, specifically) the intent to broadcast is now "android.net.sip.action.SIP_CALL_OPTION_CHANGED" .
I'm absolutely no Android nor Java expert, so take this with caution, but it works for me.