Allow to choose outgoing dialer in accounts

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Thank you for the new release of 0.00-12.23.  It seems to fix a lot of bugs 
reported here.

I just uninstalled the old version and installed this.  A very quick test had 
been conducted.  I find that multi SIP providers can be co-existed.  It is a 
very good idea and useful for some users (like me) have more than one SIP 
provider.

If you dial out from the call log, you will prompted which SIP provider and if 
mobile call will be conducted.  When I type the receiver address on the dial 
out panel, it will dial out automatically without the prompt mentioned about 
even if I have more than one SIP provider.

Okay, I would like to ask that which SIP provider will be used for dial out in 
this condition?  First comes first serves?

Original issue reported on code.google.com by runner...@gmail.com on 26 Aug 2010 at 10:38

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This is a missing feature. In the future, you'll have a <<sliding chooser>> 
widget on the top of each csipsimple dialer listing all your accounts and 
allowing you to choose which one you want to use for outgoing calls. 

For now it's the first registered account that is used. (Unless as you said if 
you use the android native dialer or calllogs).

I keep the issue open to track this feature implementation.

Original comment by r3gis...@gmail.com on 27 Aug 2010 at 8:33

• Changed title: Allow to choose outgoing dialer in accounts
• Changed state: Accepted

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Issue 176 has been merged into this issue.

Original comment by r3gis...@gmail.com on 28 Aug 2010 at 11:01

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If csipsimple is the default application for calls it should not even ask to 
use GSM when using the native dialer like sipdroid and 3cx.

Original comment by dcitele...@gmail.com on 7 Sep 2010 at 2:01

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@dcitelecom : why? When you make a call from native dialer, you should be 
prompted if you want to use GSM.... else how do you make GSM calls then??

However... there is a tip if you absolutely don't want to use your GSM 
connection. You can use filters in account and add a "Must call" filter. But 
there is a lot of users that want to be able to choose between GSM / SIP (and 
which SIP account).

And as far as I know, sipdroid act the same. Except they are integrated to the 
SMS too... which is a really strange choice but why not... and in this case if 
you choose "use this app as default", you set an *android* flag, to say => the 
default app for SMS is SipDroid...
For CSipSimple the approach is different, you *never* set that CSipSimple is 
the default app for calls. You can deactivate the dialer integration (in 
settings) but if not CSipSimple is automatically hooked into the native dialer.

But as I said, with filters everything is possible ! But by default, I *don't* 
want to avoid users to use their GSM...
Just as an example, for me it's more insteresting when I call a mobile to use 
my gsm connection and when I call a fix phone to use SIP. So having the choice 
is important. If I want I can add filters rules to automatically choose for me 
and bypass the chooser.

Regarding this issue I forgot it, but now fixed in last release. In 
CSipSimple's dialer you have now the choice of the account you want to dial 
from (and you can also choose GSM...). BTW, you can now drop the native dialer 
and always use CSipSimple one :). (And remember CSipSimple dialers doesn't take 
into account fitlers/rewriting rules)

Original comment by r3gis...@gmail.com on 7 Sep 2010 at 2:37

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