Action Url API

choose one of the following actions: help, log, resume, accept, terminate, show, call, transfer, hold, join, conference, dtmf

You can get detailed help for an action by adding 'help' as parameter, e.g.: ..?action=call&help

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.resume( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.resume{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Resumes a call or a conference.
If you omit the callId's, the first found held call or conference will be resumed.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

level, text, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  text -> message
  level -> debug_level
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil debug.log( message:string [, debug_level:string/default=i] )
? debug.log{ message:string [debug_level:string/default=i] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Log the provided message into androids LogCat-system.
debug_level = e/w/i/d/v -> i.e. a one-char String (only first char is looked at) that marks the severity of the log: error, warning, info, debug or verbose.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true
WARNING: on D100/200 there is a setting that limits logs to only show errors and warnings by default. To enable logs up to debug, you need to set Access → Extended Logging.
NOTE: verbose logs usually do not show up, unless you use androids adb-tool to connect to your phone and increase the log sensitivity with `adb shell setprop log.tag.LuaScript VERBOSE`.

callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid -> call
  callid1 -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.accept( [call:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.accept{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Accepts an incoming call.
If you omit the callId, the first ringing call found will be accepted.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.terminate( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string]])
? sip.calls.terminate{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Terminates (hangup) a call or conference.
If you omit the callId's, the active call or conference will be terminated. If none is active, phone searches first for outgoing
 ringing calls, next for incoming ringing calls and last for any calls. Only if it finds one single call or conference in any of theses
 states, will it actually terminate without having a specific ID
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

number, accountid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  number -> uri
  accountid -> line
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.make( uri:string [, pickup:boolean/default=false] [, line:int] [, hidden:boolean/default=false] )
? sip.calls.make{ uri:string [pickup:boolean/default=false] [line:int] [hidden:boolean/default=false] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Makes a call to the specified uri. Uri can be just a telephone-number or a complete sip-uri.
Attemps a pickup if pickup-parameter is true.
Line is the number of the identity to use. When not set the default identity (see idle-screen) is used.
With hidden=true -> call will not be shown on the phones display. It won't have audio either.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

text, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil system.toast( text:string )
? system.toast{ text:string [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Shows the provided text as a toast.
On colored devices you may alternatively provide a '@drawable/..' (See debug.getDrawables).
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.hold( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.hold{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Holds a call or a conference.
If you omit the callId's, the active call or conference will be held.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

number, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.transfer( [call:call-object/callId-string], number:string )
? sip.calls.transfer{ number:string [call:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Transfers a call to a specified number.
You may set the callId to nil in which case the the phone will make a guess which call is ment.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.join( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.join{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Joins two calls, aka a transfer. This phone will no longer be involved in the calls.
If you omit one or both call's, the phone will make a guess which calls are ment.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.conference( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.conference{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Joins two calls into a lokal conference, aka where audio is mixed on this phone.
Conferences may be dissolved by only holding or terminating one of the conference members
If you omit one or both callId's, the phone will make a guess which calls are ment.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid2, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid2 -> call2
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.terminate( [call:call-object/callId-string], [call2:call-object/callId-string]])
? sip.calls.terminate{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [call2:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Terminates (hangup) a call or conference.
If you omit the callId's, the active call or conference will be terminated.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

number, callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  number -> dtmf
  callid1 -> call
  callid -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.dtmf( [call:call-object/callId-string], dtmf:string )
? sip.calls.dtmf{ dtmf:string [call:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Sends a dtmf-sequence on an active call.
You may set the callId to nil in which case the active call is used, if there is one.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true

callid1, callid, fireandforget

Mapping of query-parameters to function-parameters:
  callid -> call
  callid1 -> call
  fireandforget -> !returnHttpResult

nil sip.calls.accept( [call:call-object/callId-string] )
? sip.calls.accept{ [call:call-object/callId-string] [returnHttpResult:boolean/default=false] }

Accepts an incoming call.
If you omit the callId, the first ringing call found will be accepted.
If you set returnHttpResult to true, the function will return the result of the operation.
 Result consists of error code, body and additional headers, taylor made to return within an http.listen()-callback. See http.listen()-callback with exclusive=true for more details.
returns nil unless returnHttpResult==true