I am using a Pocket PC device with Windows Mobile 2005 edition in an UMTS
network.

Our app. also traps the CS call events. For this we use lineOpen() which
takes a callback function;

Here is the sequence we do.

1. Create network connection using ConnMgrEstablishConnection() API.

2. Once network is up use lineOpen() to trap CS call events.

3. Make a CS call our app gets CS Call connected event using the callback
function.

4. Disc the CS call and our app gets CS call disconnected event using the
callback function.

5. Now we release the network connection using ConnMgrReleaseConnection();

6. Now we get some events in CS Call callback();

6. Now again we make CS call but this time we DONT GET ANY CS call
NOTIFICATIONS?

Thanks in advance
abba

Hello,

You may want to post your question in the
microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer group as you will likely get an
answer quicker there.

Regards,



Clinton Fitch, MVP-Mobile Devices
Clinton Fitch (Dot) Com!
http://www.clintonfitch.com


On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 06:15:38 -0800, balaji.vasan******.com (Abba)
wrote:

>
>I am using a Pocket PC device with Windows Mobile 2005 edition in an UMTS
>network.
>
>Our app. also traps the CS call events. For this we use lineOpen() which
>takes a callback function;
>
>Here is the sequence we do.
>
>1. Create network connection using ConnMgrEstablishConnection() API.
>
>2. Once network is up use lineOpen() to trap CS call events.
>
>3. Make a CS call our app gets CS Call connected event using the callback
>function.
>
>4. Disc the CS call and our app gets CS call disconnected event using the
>callback function.
>
>5. Now we release the network connection using ConnMgrReleaseConnection();
>
>6. Now we get some events in CS Call callback();
>
>6. Now again we make CS call but this time we DONT GET ANY CS call
>NOTIFICATIONS?
>
>Thanks in advance
>abba
>
>