This is my login function:
fun login(
userName: String, password: String, serverHost: String?, serverPort: Int, transportType: Int, displayName: String, authName: String, userDomain: String,
srtpPolicy: Int, localP: Int?, loginHandler: SIPLoginHandler?) {
App.retryRegistrationOnFailure = true
isLoginInProgress = true
this.userName = null
broadcastAuthUpdate()
this.loginHandler = loginHandler
val rm = Random()
var localPort = 5060 + rm.nextInt(60000)
if (localP != null && localP != -1) {
localPort = localP
}
val prefs = androidx.preference.PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this@SIPManager)
val editor = prefs.edit()
editor.putInt(getString(R.string.keySIPLocalPort), localPort)
editor.apply()
var result = 0
try {
portSipSdk!!.DeleteCallManager()
} catch (e: Exception) {
FL.e(TAG, "handleIncomingCall Error trying to delete the call manager. Was not registered? Error: " + e.message)
}
portSipSdk!!.CreateCallManager(this)
portSipSdk!!.setOnPortSIPEvent(this)
val dataPath = getExternalFilesDir(null)!!.absolutePath
result = portSipSdk!!
.initialize(transportType, "0.0.0.0", localPort, PortSipEnumDefine.ENUM_LOG_LEVEL_NONE, dataPath, MAX_SESSIONS, agentName, 0, 0, dataPath, "",
false, null)
if (result != PortSipErrorcode.ECoreErrorNone) {
FL.d(TAG, "handleIncomingCall Error initializing, code = $result")
val message = "Error initializing, code = $result"
portSipSdk!!.DeleteCallManager()
sessions.clear()
isLoginInProgress = false
loginHandler?.onLoginFailure(message)
broadcastAuthUpdate()
return
}
val stunServerPort = 0
val stunServer = ""
result = portSipSdk!!.setLicenseKey(licenceKey)
if (result != PortSipErrorcode.ECoreErrorNone) {
FL.d(TAG, "handleIncomingCall Failed to set licence, code = $result")
}
if (result == PortSipErrorcode.ECoreWrongLicenseKey) {
val message = "Failed to set licence, code = $result"
portSipSdk!!.DeleteCallManager()
sessions.clear()
isLoginInProgress = false
loginHandler?.onLoginFailure(message)
broadcastAuthUpdate()
return
}
result = portSipSdk!!.setUser(userName, displayName, authName, password, userDomain, serverHost, serverPort, stunServer, stunServerPort, "", 0)
if (result != PortSipErrorcode.ECoreErrorNone) {
FL.d(TAG, "handleIncomingCall setUser failure ErrorCode = $result")
val message = "setUser failure ErrorCode = $result"
portSipSdk!!.DeleteCallManager()
sessions.clear()
isLoginInProgress = false
loginHandler?.onLoginFailure(message)
broadcastAuthUpdate()
return
}
portSipSdk!!.setVideoDeviceId(1)
portSipSdk!!.setSrtpPolicy(srtpPolicy)
val preferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this)
ConfigPreferences(this, preferences, portSipSdk!!)
portSipSdk!!.enable3GppTags(false)
initialiseKeepAlive()
portSipSdk!!.setInstanceId(instanceId)
FL.d(TAG, "*******************************DATA is: \nUN $userName, \nPASS $password, \nSERVERHOST $serverHost, \nSERVERPORT $serverPort ,\nTransortTYPE $transportType, \nDisplay $displayName, \nAUTH $authName, \nuserDpm $userDomain, \nsrtp $srtpPolicy, \nhandler $loginHandler, \nlocalPort $localPort, \nstunserver $stunServer, \nstunport $stunServerPort")
if (!portSIPRegisterRegisterServer(loginHandler))
//if it fails, I return, not setting the username
{
FL.d(TAG, "*******************************FAILED TO REREGISTER SERVERL ")
return
}
this.userName = userName
}
portSIPREgisterRegisterServer function is:
private fun portSIPRegisterRegisterServer(loginHandler: SIPLoginHandler?): Boolean {
val result: Int
result = portSipSdk!!.registerServer(3600, 3)
FL.d("handleIncoming portSIPRegisterRegisterServer Called")
if (result != PortSipErrorcode.ECoreErrorNone) {
val message = "handleIncomingCall registerServer failure ErrorCode =$result"
portSipSdk!!.unRegisterServer()
portSipSdk!!.DeleteCallManager()
sessions.clear()
isLoginInProgress = false
loginHandler?.onLoginFailure(message)
broadcastAuthUpdate()
FL.d(TAG, "*******************************FAILED portSIPRegisterRegisterServer" + result)
return false
}
registrationTimePassed = System.currentTimeMillis()
registrationType = SIPREGISTRATION.LOGIN
return true
}
That I call with this parameters:
SIPManager.instance!!
.login(userName!!, password!!, hostName, portNumber, transportType, "", "", "", srtpPolicy, localPortNumber, object : SIPLoginHandler {
override fun onLoginSuccess(message: String) {
FL.d(TAG, "handleIncomingCall Login TRIED and SUCCESS: $message")
sipLoginHandler.onLoginSuccess(message)
}
override fun onLoginFailure(errorMessage: String) {
FL.d(TAG, "handleIncomingCall Login TRIED and FAILED: $errorMessage")
SIPManager.instance!!.loginToXelionServer(sipLoginHandler)
}
})
This is the DATA I send to login:
DATA is:
UN <myuser>,
PASS <mypass>,
SERVERHOST <myserver>,
SERVERPORT 5060 ,
TransortTYPE 0,
Display ,
AUTH ,
userDpm ,
srtp 0,
handler com.xelion.android.pushmessages.IncomingPhoneCallPushHandler$tryToReRegisterBecauseRefreshFailed$1@cb36a8d,
localPort 29292,
stunserver ,
stunport 0
Usually I get this back as a response:
handleIncomingCall Login TRIED and SUCCESS: Status: none code: 200
But when I try on a Pixel 3, not connected to PC (not debugging) And screen was closed for more than 4-5 minutes, It will call the register function and I see this in the log:
FL.d("handleIncoming portSIPRegisterRegisterServer Called")
But I do not get back a response from the Register , either Success or Failure.
Any ideea how to fix this? I have this in my manifest:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CHANGE_WIFI_STATE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CHANGE_NETWORK_STATE" />
I feel that it ignores the register call, while the screen is off? IF I open the screen I get the onLoginSuccess
What I noticed that it would just wait, and only actually make the network call when I received the Missed Calls notification. So I created a basic notification from my FCM to let the user know that the VOIP Service is registering. After the user has visual input, registering the voip service works flawlessly, it receives back a response in around 200-300 ms.