CallPreemptedEventArgs Class |
The event arguments used to send event when call is preempted.
Inheritance Hierarchy SystemObject
SystemEventArgs
Avaya.ClientServicesCallPreemptedEventArgs
Namespace: Avaya.ClientServicesAssembly: AvayaClientServices (in AvayaClientServices.dll) Version: 493.0.70.0
Syntax public class CallPreemptedEventArgs : EventArgs
The CallPreemptedEventArgs type exposes the following members.
Constructors Properties Remarks
Sent to inform application about call being preempted.
any other new call while tone is being played.
This would trigger application to start either continuous preemption tone OR
three seconds preemption tone based on flag isPreemptionCompletionRequiredByClient
and call state.
Call preemption occurs when a precedence call is sent to a preemptable endpoint
that is busy with a call of lower precedence and has no idle appearances.
This causes the lower precedence call to be preempted, regardless of whether
the lower precedence call and the new higher precedence call are of the same media type.
When preemption occurs, the active busy user receive a continuous preemption tone until user
acknowledges the preemption by invoking complete preemption method and the other party receives
a preemption tone for a minimum of 3 seconds.
After acknowledging the preemption, the extension to which the precedence call is directed will
precedence tone.
Application must start playing preemption tone upon receipt of event Preempted and stop
preemption tone before calling CompleteCallPreemption when user acknowledges the preemption.
However when other end receives preemption application must stop tone after 3 seconds and
CompleteCallPreemption is NOT needed
since there is no precedence call is directed at this end, other end is free and ready to receive
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