# Call Management
# Set the number of callers
Before initiating a call, you can set the maximum number of caller using the maxCallNum and the default is 1. If it is a video call, the maximum number can only be 1. If it is a voice call, the maximum number is 2:
call.maxCallNum = 1;
When exceed the maximum number:
Outgoing calls will fail due to JCCallReasonCallOverLimit (exceed maximum number).
Incoming calls will be rejected automatically because of the JCCallReasonBusy (busy).
# Control call process
# Call mute
Use the following method to turn on/off mute, which depends on the mute state in (mute (opens new window)) in JCCallItem. After turning on mute, another party will not hear your voice:
/**
* @brief Mute, decide to turn on/off mute through the mute state in the JCCallItem object
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @return return true to indicate the normal execution of the call flow, and false to indicate call failed
*/
-(bool)mute:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item;
# Call recording
You can record during a call. Turn on/off recording depends on the current recording status. If recording is in progress or the call is hanged or suspended, audio recording cannot be performed. The recording status can be obtained through the JCCallItem (opens new window) object.
Turn on/off the recording interface as follows:
/**
* Voice call recording, decide to turn on or off recording through the audioRecord state in the JCCallItem object
*
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @param enable turn on/off recording
* @param filePath recording file path
* @return return true to indicate the normal execution of the call flow, and false to indicate call failed
*/
-(bool)audioRecord:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item enable:(bool)enable filePath:(NSString* __nullable)filePath;
Sample code:
// Voice recording
- (void)audioRecord:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item {
if (item.audioRecord) { // Recording
//Process the end of recording
[call audioRecord:item enable:false filePath:@"your filePath"];
...
} else { // Not recording
// Create a recording file
NSString *filePath; // Absolute path of the recording file, the SDK will automatically create the recording file
if (filePath != nil) {
// Start recording
[call audioRecord:item enable:true filePath:filePath];
...
} else {
// Handling recording failure
}
}
}
When the recording is turned on or off, the recording status will be changed and reported through the onCallItemUpdate callback:
/**
* @brief The callback triggers when updating call status (When the upper layer receives this callback, you can obtain all the information and status of the call according to the JCCallItem object, thereby updating the call-related UI)
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @param changeParam update symbol class
*/
-(void)onCallItemUpdate:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item changeParam:(JCCallChangeParam * __nullable)changeParam;
# Turn on/off call hold
Call the following method to maintain call hold or release call hold for the call object (this operation cannot be performed when the call object is held). Turn on/off call hold needs to be based on the call hold of the JCCallItem object (hold (opens new window))
/**
* @brief Call hold, decide to turn on/off call hold through the call hold state in the JCCallItem object
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @return return true to indicate the normal execution of the call flow, and false to indicate call failed
*/
-(bool)hold:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item;
# Switch active call
Call the following method to change the call on hold to the active call:
/**
* @brief Switch active call
* @param item object needs to become active JCCallItem object
* @return return true to indicate the normal execution of the call flow, and false to indicate call failed
*/
-(bool)becomeActive:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item;
# Send messages during a call
Call the following interface to realize the function of sending messages during a call:
/**
* @brief Send data through the channel established by the call
* @param item JCCallItem object that needs to send data
* @param type the user can customize text message types, like text, xml, etc.
* @param content message content
* @return return true to indicate the normal execution of the call flow, and false to indicate call failed
*/
-(bool)sendMessage:(JCCallItem * __nonnull)item type:(NSString * __nonnull)type content:(NSString * __nonnull)content;
When messages are received during a call, an onMessageReceive callback is received:
/**
* @brief the callback triggers when receiving messages during a call
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @param type message type
* @param content message content
*/
-(void)onMessageReceive:(JCCallItem * __nonnull)item type:(NSString * __nonnull)type content:(NSString * __nonnull)content;
Sample code:
[call sendMessage:item type:@"text" content:@"message content"];
# Related callbacks
During a call, if the call status changes, like turning on/off mute, turning on/off call hold, switching active status, network change, etc., the callback of updating call status will be triggered:
/**
* @brief the callback triggers when updating call status (When the upper layer receives this callback, you can obtain all the information and status of the call according to the JCCallItem object, thereby updating the call-related UI)
* @param item JCCallItem object
* @param changeParam update symbol class
*/
-(void)onCallItemUpdate:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item changeParam:(JCCallChangeParam * __nullable)changeParam;
For the description of JCCallChangeParam, please refer to the JCCallItem.h file.
TIP
The mute state, call hold state, and active state can be obtained through the JCCallItem object.
Sample code:
-(void)onCallItemUpdate:(JCCallItem* __nonnull)item changeParam:(JCCallChangeParam * __nullable)changeParam {
JCCallItem* callItem = item;
if (changeParam.mute) { // Turn on mute
...
} else if (changeParam.state) { // hang up
...
} else if (changeParam.held) { // suspended
...
} else if (changeParam.active) { // active state
...
} else if (changeParam.netStatus) { // normal network status
...
}
...
}