Re: Problems in overiding the system dialer.

I'm not familiar with TAPI in Windows mobile and this issue sounds specific
to that platform. You may not be able to bypass the system dialer for
inbound calls.
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Grant Schenck
http://grantschenck.tripod.com/

"stephane" <stephane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, Grant,
I can't rename cprog.exe in windows folder. but I created a new folder
cprog
and still no service, I can't make and receive call. I need your help.
thank
you.

"nilavya" wrote:

On Nov 3, 10:43 pm, "Grant Schenck" <schen...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I don't think you can prevent this.

The registered dialing application is only relevant for outbound calls
using
TAPI's tapiRequestMakeCall. This will cause the dialer application to
run
and make a call using TAPI.

However dialer is running and your application is running you both
have the
line open and you are both responding to inbound calls. If, when you
start
and open the line with ownership requested the dialer could respond by
not
trying to control calls on the line (i.e., giving up ownership.)
Howerver,
it sounds like it doesn't.
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Grant Schenckhttp://grantschenck.tripod.com/

<rohan.ras...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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Hi,
I have implemented a custom dialer where I use TAPI for Windows
Mobile
2005 devices.I'm able to dial a number and connect the call. But I'm
not
able to receive an incoming call. For an incoming call I'm getting
the
OFFERING notification first but the system dialer is also getting
invoked.
I have also used lineSetAppPriority which is returning 0 but I feel I
still need to do something or may be linesetapppriority is not
working as
expected. Is there a way where I can override the system dialer. Or
is
there any mechanism where I can stop the notification that will be
given
the system dialer?

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Rohan
rohan.ras...@xxxxxxxxx
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Hi Grant,

On the Windows Mobile Devices, there is an application called
CPROG.exe. Which is generally taking the control of the Incoming
calls. If you need to get the incoming calls to your applciation, then
you need to kill that application. There are number of ways to do
that. One is to create a dummy Cprog.exe in the Windows folder of the
device and rename the original CPROG.exe. This will solve the
problem.

Regards,
Nirav




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