Class DirectoryEntry

java.lang.Object
com.codename1.call.directory.DirectoryEntry
public final class DirectoryEntry extends Object

One number the app can name or block.

Numbers must be sorted, and they are numbers

Both platforms require the identification and blocking lists to be handed over in ascending numerical order, and reject the whole list -- not the offending row -- when they are not. That is why the number here is a long rather than a string: a string list sorts lexicographically, which puts +1999... before +12..., and the resulting rejection names no row.

The number is the full international number without the leading +, so +1 415 555 1212 is 14155551212. CallDirectory sorts what it is given, so an app need not.

  • Constructor Details

    • DirectoryEntry

      public DirectoryEntry(long number, String label)
      An entry that gives a number a name.
      Parameters:
      number - the full international number without +
      label - what to show when it calls

    • DirectoryEntry

      public DirectoryEntry(long number, String label, boolean blocked)
      An entry that names a number, blocks it, or both.
      Parameters:
      number - the full international number without +
      label - what to show when it calls, or null to only block
      blocked - whether the call should be rejected without ringing

  • Method Details

    • getNumber

      public long getNumber()
      The full international number without +.

    • getLabel

      public String getLabel()
      What to show when it calls, or null.

    • isBlocked

      public boolean isBlocked()
      Whether calls from it are rejected without ringing.