vx_evt_media_stream_updated

#include <VxcEvents.h>

Public Attributes

Public Attributes Documentation

variable base

vx_evt_base_t base;

variable sessiongroup_handle

VX_HANDLE sessiongroup_handle;

variable session_handle

VX_HANDLE session_handle;

variable status_code

int status_code;

• 1. Any code < 400 can be ignored.
• 2. 401 - A password is needed to join this channel. Typically, an application presents a password dialog at this point. You can retry the request if you obtain a password from the user.
• 3. 403 - If the call is to a channel, the user does not have sufficient privilege to join the channel. Otherwise, the call has been declined.
• 4. 404 - The destination (either a channel or other user) does not exist.
• 5. 408 - The remote user did not answer the call. You can retry the request after a 10s delay.
• 6. 480 - The remote user is temporarily offline. You can retry the request after a 10s delay.
• 7. 486 - The remote user is busy (on another call). You can retry the request after a 10s delay.
• 8. 503 - The server is busy (overloaded). You can retry the request after a 10s delay.
• 9. 603 - The remote user has declined the call. The application should only retry a failed request if there is a chance the retry will succeed, as indicated in the preceding list. It is recommended that the status_string field only be displayed as diagnostic information for status codes > 400, and not the codes in the preceding list. This status_string is often generated by the network, which can also include public PSTN networks. This can result in status_string values that are informative to a technician, but not to an end user, and can be subject to change. Applications should not depend on the value of this field. Applications should present an application-specific message for each of the status codes outlined in the preceding list.

variable status_string

char * status_string;

variable state

vx_session_media_state state;

variable incoming

int incoming;

variable durable_media_id

char * durable_media_id;

variable media_probe_server

char * media_probe_server;

variable call_stats

vx_call_stats_t * call_stats;