WebAPI/WebVoicemail/Multi-SIM
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Proposal: WebVoicemail API for Multi-SIM
Currently B2G supports a single SIM architecture. This proposal wants to extend MozVoicemail API to support multi-SIMs. The basic concept is the same as Telephony/MobileMessage API. I.e., we have a central object for dispatching events, so that API users could just listen to a single event source for different sim cards/services. User could get the voicemail status or voicemail number of a service by specifying the service Id. If user didn't apply a Id, the platform will just use the default Id.
Web API
interface MozVoicemail : EventTarget
{
/**
* The current voicemail status of a specified service, or null when the
* status is unknown
*/
[Throws]
MozVoicemailStatus getStatus(optional unsigned long serviceId);
/**
* The voicemail box dialing number of a specified service, or null if one
* wasn't found
*/
[Throws]
DOMString getNumber(optional unsigned long serviceId);
/**
* The display name of the voicemail box dialing number, or null if one
* The display name of the voicemail box dialing number of a specified service,
* or null if one wasn't found
*/
[Throws]
DOMString getDisplayName(optional unsigned long serviceId);
/**
* The current voicemail status has changed
*/
attribute EventHandler onstatuschanged;
};
Compared to the single-SIM version, we add only one attribute to nsIDOMMozVoicemailStatus.
The new attribute is used to indicate of which service the voicemail status.
In addition, we remove a numeric constant by following W3C WebAPI design style.
interface nsIDOMMozVoicemailStatus : nsISupports
{
const unsigned long serviceId; /* New attribute */
/**
* Whether or not there are messages waiting in the voicemail box
*/
readonly attribute boolean hasMessages;
/**
* The total message count. Some voicemail indicators will only specify that
* messages are waiting, but not the actual number. In that case, the value
* of messageCount will be MESSAGE_COUNT_UNKNOWN (-1).
*
* Logic for a voicemail notification might look something like:
* if (status.hasMessages) {
* // show new voicemail notification
* if (status.messageCount > 0) {
* // add a label for the message count
* }
* } else {
* // hide the voicemail notification
* }
*/
readonly attribute long messageCount;
/** * Return call number received for this voicemail status, or null if one * wasn't provided. */ readonly attribute DOMString returnNumber;
/** * Displayable return call message received for this voicemail status, or null * if one wasn't provided. */ readonly attribute DOMString returnMessage; };
Use Case
- Current B2G:
var voicemail = navigator.mozVoicemail; var number = voicemail.number; var name = voicemail.displayName; var status = voicemail.status;
- Multi-SIM:
var voicemail = navigator.mozVoicemail; // Same as current usage. var serviceId = 1; var number = voicemail.getNumber(serviceId); var name = voicemail.getDisplayName(serviceId); var status = voicemail.getStatus(serviceId); // User can use the default id. number = voicemail.getNumber(); name = voicemail.getDisplayName(); status = voicemail.getStatus();