Avaya Client Services API Reference (Windows)
Avaya Client Services API Reference (Windows)
Avaya.ClientServices
CallService Class
CallService Events
ActiveCallChanged Event
CallAcceptRequested Event
CallCreated Event
CallRemoved Event
CallServiceCapabilityChanged Event
CallStartRequested Event
IncomingCallReceived Event
IncomingCallUndelivered Event

CallService CallStartRequested Event

Occurs when the application is informed of a new video call creation request from a third-party call control application or from the user's other endpoint which is controlling this application instance in Shared Control mode (see EnableAsControlledEndpoint).

Namespace: Avaya.ClientServices
Assembly: AvayaClientServices (in AvayaClientServices.dll) Version: 592.1.30.0
Syntax
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    public event EventHandler<StartCallRequestEventArgs> CallStartRequested

#### Value

Type: System
EventHandler
StartCallRequestEventArgs
Remarks
The event argument provides information on the direction of video requested for the new call. Upon receiving this event, the application should initialize video resources (e.g., video rendering surface, camera, etc.) and call Start() on the call object. This event is not reported for an incoming audio call creation request, as the audio call creation request is automatically handled by the Client SDK, using the user-selected (or default) microphone and playback devices. For video calls, because the video rendering surface is directly under the client application's control, incoming video call requests cannot be automatically handled by the Client SDK. If the incoming video call request is for a bidirectional video call, but the local camera device cannot be initialized, the client application should proceed with establishing a receive-only video call by first calling call.SetVideoMode(VideoMode.ReceiveOnly), and then call.Start(). If, for some reason, the client application is unable to create a receive-only video call, it should proceed with creating an audio-only call, by first calling call.SetVideoMode(VideoMode.Disable), and then call.Start(). Failure to create a call will result in timeout of the network request and will cause call setup failure at the controlling application.
See Also

#### Reference

CallService Class
Avaya.ClientServices Namespace

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