Re: Exception in Transfering a call

Are you calling CallControlTerminalConnection.getCallControlState() or
TerminalConnection.getState()? The former should return HELD, if the provider suceeded in
holding the terminal connection, whereas the latter will return ACTIVE, since HELD is not
an option.

JTAPI defines CallControlTerminalConnection as a subinterface of TerminalConnection and
provides a different method for finding out the CallControl state. Applications that are
just accessing the object as a TerminalConnection and call "getState()" are expecting, and
should get, one of IDLE, RINGING, ACTIVE, PASSIVE, DROPPED, or UNKNOWN. According to the
JTAPI specification, CallControlTerminalConnection.HELD is mapped to
TerminalConnection.ACTIVE.


Richard

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On Apr 25, Kenny Wong <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Richard,
> Can i know how do i set my TerminalConnection state to be on hold? I have
> tried using the ((CallCtlTerminalConnection)tc).hold() but the tc state is
> still ACTIVE.. Thanks a lot
>
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