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how to make calls from SIP server?

 
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Hi,

I want write code to register with the Sip server and then to make call on press of 'Back' button.
I already have done with the registration part but not sure how should I proceed to make call from my registered SIP Account!
I tried do it using Intent, it displayed the window calling the number...but without ringing back.

Code that I tried to make call on Back press is here:


Please guide me for the right approach!

Thanks!
 
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Instead of Intent.ACTION_DIAL, does it work if you use Intent.ACTION_CALL? However it needs the following permission

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CALL_PHONE"></uses-permission>
 
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Thanks for reply Swastik....

Yes! I tried Intent.ACTION_CALL too but that also didn't helped m...actually, I also want to know if only use of 'Intent' will work in SIP application or I should do somthingelse to listen to the other side??

Thanks!
 
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