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<task id="GUID-91082AAB-DC8D-5AEA-A6C1-DD89932244FB" xml:lang="en"><title>Terminate

a Call Tutorial </title><shortdesc>This tutorial describes how to terminate a call with the telephony

API for applications. </shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><taskbody>

<context><p>The procedure for terminating incoming calls is the same whether

there is a second call in progress or not. When you have two calls in progress,

one will always be <b>active</b> while the other will always be <b>on hold</b>.

You can either:<ul>

<li><p>terminate an <b>on-hold</b> call and then you will be left with an

active call</p></li>

<li><p>terminate an <b>active</b> call and then you will be left with a call

on hold; the on-hold call does <b>not</b> become active. You can make it active

with <xref href="GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.dita#GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A/GUID-EFF39B1C-4685-3E79-93B3-5D0FB5AFAD02"><apiname>CTelephony::Resume()</apiname></xref></p></li>

</ul></p></context>

<steps id="GUID-BEA74BFB-57B5-5542-87EC-6665695B8557">

<step id="GUID-2B9D7115-E851-52A4-BD2E-A43351BEF456"><cmd/>

<info>create a new instance of <xref href="GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.dita"><apiname>CTelephony</apiname></xref>  </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-DEAFC2E4-C540-5274-B7D6-711C9A33ED14"><cmd/>

<info>use <xref href="GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.dita"><apiname>CTelephony::Hangup()</apiname></xref> terminates

a call. </info>

<info>Pass it the ID of the call to terminate. The ID is the <xref href="GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.dita"><apiname>CTelephony::TCallId</apiname></xref> returned

when you dialled or answered the call </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-D7C8BE37-8AC8-5A61-963C-CAB33C347251"><cmd/>

<info>pass the enumeration <xref href="GUID-97D402C8-B4B7-385A-92B3-D3FCC0CA575A.dita"><apiname>CTelephony::EHangupCancel</apiname></xref> to

cancel it </info>

<info>Use <codeph>CTelephony::Hangup()</codeph> to terminate either call when

you have two call in progress. Pass it the ID of the call you wish to terminate.

To terminate them both, call the method twice with the two IDs.</info>

</step>

</steps>

<example id="GUID-180B550B-0A93-5445-B6AC-2CA8D3D17528"><title>Call termination

example</title> <codeblock id="GUID-DC840EA0-D367-5773-9716-090B313F0E0D" xml:space="preserve">#include &lt;e32base.h&gt;

#include <Etel3rdParty.h>

class CClientApp : public CActive

    { 

private:

    CTelephony* iTelephony;

    CTelephony::TCallId iCallId;

public:

    CClientApp(CTelephony* aTelephony, CTelephony::TCallId aCallId);

    void SomeFunction();

private:

    /*

       These are the pure virtual methods from CActive that  

       MUST be implemented by all active objects

       */

    void RunL();

    void DoCancel();

   };

CClientApp::CClientApp(CTelephony* aTelephony, CTelephony::TCallId aCallId)

    : CActive(EPriorityStandard),

      iTelephony(aTelephony),

      iCallId(aCallId)

    {

    //default constructor

    }

void CClientApp::SomeFunction()

    {

    iTelephony->Hangup(iStatus, iCallId);

    SetActive();

    }

void CClientApp::RunL()

    {

    if(iStatus==KErrNone)

       {} // The call has been terminted successfully;

    }

void CClientApp::DoCancel()

    {

    iTelephony->CancelAsync(CTelephony::EHangupCancel);

    }</codeblock> </example>

</taskbody><related-links>

<link href="GUID-42B10CBF-D45A-580F-A639-E2495FF3B4F3.dita"><linktext>Remote Call

                Termination Tutorial</linktext></link>