OK. My goal here actually is to display the current calls from the point of view of a local address. I'm registering a connection listener at this address. So the listener is not added to an already active call.

I am looking at the address of the answering number, right. How can I check if the service provider does not supply the called number?Given that the service provider does not supply the number, is calling the getCalledAddress method a good solution to get the number? Is there no way that the Avaya JTAPI implementation does this address handling (if the called number can not be resolved return the dialed number)?

Hi,

I have an issue with the address that I get from a connection event. I have a phone A connected to the Avaya ACE and I have an external mobile phone B.

Using the javax.telephony.ConnectionListener interface I receive an event when I am calling the number of A from B. Method connectionConnected is called and event.connection.getAddress().getName() shows the phone number in national format. That's fine. Contrary, when I am dialing the number of B from A I also receive the same event, however the address name of connection to address B shows, for example, "T7096#2". I don't find information in the API documentation about this address format and in which cases this occurs. I am able to receive the dialed number via the CallControlConnectionListener interface and CallControlConnectionEvent.getCalledAddress but that doesn't really help. Why the addresses of the two events differ?