/* * SIP Communicator, the OpenSource Java VoIP and Instant Messaging client. * * Distributable under LGPL license. * See terms of license at gnu.org. */ package net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.event; import net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.*; /** * The CallParticipantControlEvent is issued by the PhoneUIService as a result * of a user request to modify the way a CallParticipant is associated with a * call, or in other words "Answer" the incoming call of a CallParticipant or * "Hangup" and thus and the participation of a CallParticipant in a call. The * source of the event is considered to be the CallParticipant that is being * controlled. As the event might also be used to indicate a user request to * transfer a given participant to a different number, the calss also contains * a targetURI field, containing the adress that a client is being redirected to * (the target uri might also have slightly different meanings depending on the * method dispatching the event). * @author Emil Ivov * */ public class CallParticipantControlEvent extends java.util.EventObject { private String targetURI = null; /** * Creates a new event instance with the specifieed source CallParticipant * and targetURI, if any. * @param source the CallParticipant that this event is pertaining to. * @param targetURI the URI to transfer to if this is a "Transfer" event * or null otherwise. */ public CallParticipantControlEvent(CallParticipant source, String targetURI) { super(source); this.targetURI = targetURI; } /** * Returns the CallParticipant that this event is pertaining to. * @return the CallParticipant that this event is pertaining to. */ public CallParticipant getAssociatedCallparticipant() { return (CallParticipant) source; } /** * Returns the target URI if this is event is triggered by a transfer * request or null if not. * @return null or a tranfer URI. */ public String getTargetURI() { return targetURI; } }