core-telephony

as explained here -> Retrieving Carrier Name from iPhone Programmatically i'm trying to get my carrier's name, i'm using this code CTTelephonyNetworkInfo *netinfo = [[CTTelephonyNetworkInfo alloc] init]; CTCarrier *carrier = [netinfo subscriberCellularProvider]; NSLog(@"Carrier Name: %@", [carrier carrierName]); [netinfo release]; but i receive a warning on [carrier carrierName] : Instance method '-carrierName' not found i've added and the framework coretelephony to my project but when i execute my app it crashes! thanks to all! Did you explicitly import CTCarrier? #import <CoreTelephony

I am attempting to create an application that will initiate a call to a priority 1 contact on a call-center-like list. Then, if that contact does not answer (let's forget the whole problem of answering machines here), I'd like to call the priority 2 contact, and so on, until one of them answers or I exhaust my list. Is this possible? I've tried the following: Hook into the CTCallCenter.CallEventHandler event, and checking the call state for CTCallStateConnected and CTCallStateDisconnected , and I get it to respond to the fact that the call disconnected, without ever connecting, and then

I want to be able to programmatically send an iMessage without anything else being done except calling a function that will send a text to a number with a message, both of which are text boxes. I'd really appreciate some sample code as I've hunted the net but nothing I've found will help. This is not for a commercial app, just me so it can use Private frameworks, or anything that will do the job. Thanks. woz The only way to send a message is to the MessageUI framework. There is an example of how to do this in the iOS documentation: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode

We are developing a app .The function of the app is "when we got a call automatically we have to reply through text/voice message .So,can you tell us whether it possible in iPhone.If means guide us to build the app. Thanks in advance , BrightRaj It is not possible to access the phone in such a way with the current SDK. I guess it can be done on a jailbroken iPhone or on the Android platform. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4255205/iphone-sdk-call-interception

In one of my app it has a feature of playing sound that I achieved successfully. Even though when app is running (foreground state) and we received the incoming call, app music gets stopped and resume again when call gets disconnected. Now real problem is here. When app enters in the background state, we are not receiving any event for incoming/outgoing call. In the background mode If music is playing inside my app and we get any incoming call, then app music is stopped automatically but not resume again when call disconnected unlike iPhone Music app. Is it a limitation of the iOS or can we

I wanted to try to detect incoming phone calls in my app. I created a new Swift project from scratch just to try some code. The only thing I did was importing CoreTelephony in the ViewController that is created with every new project and I also changed the viewDidLoad() to: super.viewDidLoad() // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib. let callCenter = CTCallCenter() NSLog("start") callCenter.callEventHandler = {[weak self] (call: CTCall) -> () in self?.label.text = call.callState NSLog("Call state") NSLog(call.callState) } I also tried without the [weak self]

I am working on an IOS application.My requirement is to get the mobile carrier name.I used the following code. In .h #import <CoreTelephony/CTTelephonyNetworkInfo.h> #import <CoreTelephony/CTCarrier.h> In .m CTTelephonyNetworkInfo *netinfo = [[CTTelephonyNetworkInfo alloc] init]; CTCarrier *carrier = [netinfo subscriberCellularProvider]; NSLog(@"Carrier Name: %@", [carrier carrierName]); Here in Log its printing "Carrier" I googled and found this link .But as per its answer my device is still not in airplane mode and sim card exists inside.If any one worked on it,please help me.Its killing my