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9 years ago Well two points here :).
First point about contact. What you see in 0.00-15-13 is an integration to
phone contacts that is really simple on my side. I did it cause many users
cried about that but that's not the approach I'd like users to use. There is
another approach that is much more user friendly. This approach introduced
recently, requires the phone to use standard android mechanism. I guess
Motorola has it's own contact app (with Blur) that is not a standard contact
application.
However, again, there is a really really more powerful way to use the app :
just read this :
http://code.google.com/p/csipsimple/wiki/FAQ#There_is_no_contact_list
In fact, CSipSimple is integrated to the entire call system. And if you have
not disabled the android integration in settings and if there is not other app
(3cxphone....) that does crappy things with native tel uris, when you make a
call from anywhere in any android application, you should be asked if you want
to use SIP (and which account) or GSM. (And there is also a powerful rewriting
and filtering engine in csipsimple)
Well, second point 3cxphone.... 3cxphone relies on exactly the same opensource
sip stack that csipsimple (pjsip, it's a library that allow to to SIP).
The difference is that 3cx is closed source application while csipsimple is
opensource and I put the focus on the user interface.
So many consequences to that :
* You can't run 3cx and csipsimple at the same time on a phone else you'll have
conflicts and one of the two will not run properly ! (unless you known exactly
how to configure each one, but that's pretty complicated). So I'd advise to
simply have no other SIP application running if you are using csipsimple (as
csipsimple allow multiple accounts configuration should not be so hard to do ;)
).
* If an account works with 3cx, it should also works with csipsimple ! It's
only a matter of configuration then and you should read the first entry of the
FAQ since it's a frequently encountered issue in 3G (you should also check that
you've activated the I'm allowed in 3g checkbox).
For the deprecated contact integration that I recently introduced and is not
compatible with motorola blur, I'll try to have a closer look, but again it's
not the nicer way to access your contact and make call. The approach of other
apps is to make you go inside the app to access your contacts, my approach is
to say you, continue to use contacts as you do previously with gsm, and when
you'll make the call the app will start and ask you if you want to use gsm or
sip (and this behavior is customizable with filters and rewriting rules engine).Original comment by r3gis...@gmail.com on 20 Nov 2010 at 8:09
- Changed title: [Motorola] Contacts integration
- Changed state: Accepted
- Added labels: Priority-Low
- Removed labels: Priority-Medium
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
edesk.pr...@gmail.comon 20 Nov 2010 at 4:49