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- Ozeki PBX Architecture
- .Net API
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- Examples
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- Call class
- Extension class
- Helper class
- OzCamera class
- OzWebClient class
- connect
- createCall
- checkWebPhoneState
- disconnect
- getCallHistory
- onCallHistoryInfoReceived
- onClientStateChanged
- onConStateChanged
- onErrorOccured
- onIncomingCall
- onSessionCreated
- onSessionClosed
- Session class
- User class
- Interceptor classes reference
- SQL API
- OZML
- Install API extension
- SMS API
- Database servers
- Video tutorials
- Appendix
- Featured articles
- Technology
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OzWebClient.createCall(dialedNumber, callType) method
It is used to create a call object. Its return value is a call object. If no input parameter is given, the call will be routed as the dial plan rule in Ozeki Phone System specifies it. e.g.: var NewCall = OzWebClient.createCall();
Parameters
dialedNumber: It is a mandatory string parameter. It is the phone number that is called from the webclient.
callType: It is an optional CallType parameter. The type of the call. It can have three values: "TEXT", "AUDIO", "VIDEO".
Returns
Call: Type: Call. A new Call object.
If the webclient is not ready yet, the return value will be null
Possible Exceptions:
The dialedNumber can not be null.
Method usage example
In this example we make the newCall object in the call class, we set the called number and start the call (Code example 1).
var calledNumber = "1000"; var newCall = OzWebClient.createCall(calledNumber); //constructor of the call //constructor of the video call //var newVideoCall = OzWebClient.createCall(calledNumber, CallType.VIDEO ); newCall.start(); //starts the call
More information
- JavaScript connect method
- JavaScript checkWebPhoneState method
- JavaScript disconnect method
- JavaScript method initiates a call history query request
- JavaScript onCallHistoryInfoReceived method
- JavaScript onClientStateChanged event
- JavaScript onConnectionStateChanged event
- JavaScript OzWebClient.onErrorOccured event
- JavaScript OzWebClient.onIncomingCall event
- OzWebClient.onSessionCreated event
- JavaScript OzWebClient.onSessionClosed event