Mesibo Voice and Video Call APIs - Secure and end-to-end encrypted calling on mesibo documentation

Call Listeners

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The Mesibo Call API provides the following listeners:

IncomingListener, MesiboCall.IncomingListener provides listeners to handle incoming calls, errors, show call UI, etc.
InProgressListener, MesiboCall.InProgressListener allows listeners to handle various call events for an ongoing call example, call ringing, answered, declined, hang up, audio device changed, etc.

You can use mesibo calls with default call handling logic and call UI as it is. You only need to implement these call listeners - IncomingListener and InProgressListener if you would like to customize how mesibo handles and displays call in your application. For example, filtering an incoming call, display a custom call screen, etc.

MesiboCall Class Reference

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MesiboCall is the main class to access all the mesibo call API functionalities and access the following classes:

For a detailed review of the Call API, see Mesibo Voice and Video Call API .

MesiboCall is a singleton class. You can access the instance of MesiboCall using the getInstance() method.

For example, in Android,

MesiboCall.getInstance()

Once you obtain the instance, you can then call the following methods.

MesiboCall methods

init

Initialize the mesibo call.

Call API Reference

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The following is a list of methods available in Call API. The Call object is created by calling MesiboCall.call() or mesibo creates for you in an incoming call as explained in Overview.

Initialization Functions

start

It starts call processing. This MUST be the first function you should call once your user-interface is ready.

It takes the following parameters:

ctx, Activity/View Controller
InProgressListener, InProgressListener

setListener

Set the listener class that will be called during the active call. You will only need to use this function if you need to change the listener after calling start().

CallProperties Class Reference

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MesiboCall.CallProperties defines various call properties and behavior, for example, video size, bitrate, hide on proximity, etc.

For information on the entrance class, MesiboCall see MesiboCall.

Creating an instance of CallProperties

Use the method MesiboCall.createCallProperties() to get an instance of CallProperties.

For example, in Android, to create call properties for a video call,

MesiboCall.CallProperties cp = MesiboCall.getInstance().createCallProperties(true);

Set audio properties for a call using CallProperties.audio which will contain an instance of AudioProperties
Set video properties for a call using CallProperties.video which will contain an instance of VideoProperties

Example, in Android,

Custom TURN Server Configuration

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Overview

TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) servers enable peer-to-peer communication between users behind firewalls or NAT devices. When direct peer-to-peer connections fail, the TURN server acts as a relay, forwarding media traffic between participants to ensure call connectivity even in restrictive network environments.

mesibo TURN Server

By default, mesibo’s TURN server is enabled for all users, providing reliable call connectivity across various network configurations.

mesibo provides an option to enable or disable the TURN server in User Access Control (UAC), although it is strongly recommended not to disable it as this may prevent calls from connecting in certain network environments.

Mesibo Voice & Video Call API - MesiboVideoView

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MesiboVideoView is a UI Component available in Android & iOS, that you need to use for displaying a video in One-to-One Video-Calls, Conferencing(Group Video Calls), etc.

For example, in Android, you can have a MesiboVideoView element like below:

<com.mesibo.calls.api.MesiboVideoView
 android:id="@+id/my_video"
 android:layout_width="match_parent"
 android:layout_height="match_parent"/>

and get the MesiboVideoView object like below:

MesiboVideoView videoView = findViewById(R.id.participant_stream_view);

In Javascript, MesiboVideoView is not available. You can simply use the HTML <video> player.

MesiboVideoView extends View in Android and UIView in iOS. So, in addition to methods and properties in View or UIView, MesiboVideoView has the following methods: