Lines Matching defs:conference
77 * Where a {@code Connection} supports conference calling {@link #onSeparate()} should be
151 * Connections within a conference can be merged. A {@link ConnectionService} has the option to
154 * capability allows a merge button to be shown while the conference is in the foreground
162 * Connections within a conference can be swapped between foreground and background.
181 * Connection supports conference management. This capability only applies to
270 * For a conference, indicates the conference will not have child connections.
272 * An example of a conference with child connections is a GSM conference call, where the radio
273 * retains connections to the individual participants of the conference. Another example is an
274 * IMS conference call where conference event package functionality is supported; in this case
275 * the conference server ensures the radio is aware of the participants in the conference, which
278 * An example of a conference with no child connections is an IMS conference call with no
279 * conference event package support. Such a conference is represented by the radio as a single
280 * connection to the IMS conference server.
282 * Indicating whether a conference has children or not is important to help user interfaces
283 * visually represent a conference. A conference with no children, for example, will have the
284 * conference connection shown in the list of calls on a Bluetooth device, where if the
285 * conference has children, only the children will be shown in the list of calls on a Bluetooth
333 * Whether the call is a generic conference, where we do not know the precise state of
334 * participants in the conference (eg. on CDMA).
374 * Indicates that the connection represents a downgraded IMS conference.
426 * connection/conference added via
732 public void onConferenceChanged(Connection c, Conference conference) {}
1544 * @return The conference that this connection is a part of. Null if it is not part of any
1545 * conference.
1569 * start time of the conference.
1988 * when a conference call becomes active on this connection.
2014 * @param conferenceableConnections The set of connections this connection can conference with.
2046 Conference conference = (Conference) c;
2047 conference.addListener(mConferenceDeathListener);
2095 * Sets the conference that this connection is a part of. This will fail if the connection is
2096 * already part of a conference. {@link #resetConference} to un-set the conference first.
2098 * @param conference The conference.
2099 * @return {@code true} if the conference was successfully set.
2102 public final boolean setConference(Conference conference) {
2104 // We check to see if it is already part of another conference.
2106 mConference = conference;
2107 if (mConnectionService != null && mConnectionService.containsConference(conference)) {
2116 * Resets the conference that this connection is a part of.
2314 * Notifies this Connection of a request to disconnect a participant of the conference managed
2323 * Notifies this Connection of a request to separate from its parent conference.
2537 Conference conference = (Conference) c;
2538 conference.removeListener(mConferenceDeathListener);
2573 * Notifies listeners of a change to conference participant(s).
2586 * Notifies listeners that a conference call has been started.
2597 * be a part of a conference call.
2599 * conference call, {@code false} otherwise.