CallFragment constructor.

The fragment will inflate RemoteView, SelfView and CallBarView and lay them out according to the device display. It will also connect the views to the current JabberGuestCall instance.

Returns

CallFragment instance.

This method is called before auto-hiding the CallBar.

If the CallBar fade delay is set to a positive value, and this method returns true, the CallBar will be hidden. If this method returns false, the CallBar will stay visible.

The default behavior is to keep CallBar on the screen if the keypad is open, a touch event is in progress or no remote video is being received. Override this method to change this behavior.

Returns

False if the keypad is open, a touch event is in progress or the remote video is inactive. Otherwise, returns true.

Returns the number of milliseconds of inactivity before the CallBarView will execute an alpha animation to disappear.

If this value has not been previously set, a default value of 3000 milliseconds will be used.

Optionally, this animation can be disabled entirely by using the setCallBarFadeDelay function to set the fade delay for the CallBarView to 0. If this has been previously done, this function will then instead return a value of 0.

Returns

The current fade delay for the CallBarView, in milliseconds, or 0 if the animation has been disabled.

Hides the CallBar.

See showCallBar() for animation details.

Queries the contained CallBarView to determine if its KepyadView is visible in the window.

Returns

True if the contained KeypadView of the CallBarView is visible, false otherwise.

Queries the active JabberGuestCall instance to determine if the called party is actively transmitting video to this Android device during the call.

Returns

True if the active JabberGuestCall instance is in the started state and is receiving video, false otherwise.

Set the number of milliseconds of inactivity to wait before the CallBarView will execute an alpha animation to disappear.

If this value has not been previously set, a default value of 3000 milliseconds will be used.

Optionally, this animation can be disabled entirely by using this function to set the fade delay for the CallBarView to 0.

Parameters

msDelay

The desired milliseconds to wait before starting alpha animation to cause the CallBarView to disappear, or 0 to disable this animation.

Executes an alpha animation (250ms duration) to cause the CallBarView to become visible in this Fragment.

If there is no active KeypadView visible on the screen, and the fade delay animation has not been disabled (see setFadeDelay), this will also restart the fade delay timer for the CallBarView. If there is an active KeypadView visible on the screen, then the fade delay timer will not reset until that KeypadView is dismissed. The isKeypadOpen method can inform whether or not a KeypadView is currently visible.

Fragment argument that specifies if the action bar shall be hidden with the controls.

Default is false.

Fragment argument that controls the time that must elapse before controls are faded while a video call is active.

Default is 3000ms.

A Runnable responsible for updating a displayed call statistics view with the relevant call statistics.

Updates are made to this statistics view every 500 milliseconds using this Runnable.