LINEADDRESSSHARING (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

These bit-flag constants describe various ways an address can be shared between lines.

The following table shows the LINEADDRESSSHARING constants.

Value	Description
LINEADDRESSSHARING_PRIVATE = 0x00000001	The address is private to the user's line. It is not assigned to any other station.
LINEADDRESSSHARING_BRIDGEDEXCL = 0x00000002	The address is bridged to one or more other stations. The first line to activate a call on the line will have exclusive access to the address and calls that may exist on it. Other lines will not be able to use the bridged address while it is in use.
LINEADDRESSSHARING_BRIDGEDNEW = 0x00000004	The address is bridged with one or more other stations. The first line to activate a call on the line will have exclusive access to only the corresponding call. Other applications that use the address will result in new and separate call appearances.
LINEADDRESSSHARING_BRIDGEDSHARED = 0x00000008	The address is bridged with one or more other lines. All bridged parties can share in calls on the address, which then functions as a conference.
LINEADDRESSSHARING_MONITORED= 0x00000010	This is an address whose idle/busy status is made available to this line.

Remarks

These constants cannot be extended. All 32 bits are reserved.

The way in which an address is shared across lines can affect the behavior of that address. LINE_CALLSTATE and LINE_ADDRESSSTATE messages are sent to the application in response to activities by the bridging stations. It is through these messages that an application can track the status of the address.

Requirements

Header	tapi.h
Windows Embedded CE	Windows CE 3.0 and later

See Also

Reference

TAPI Constants
LINE_CALLSTATE (TAPI)
LINE_ADDRESSSTATE (TAPI)