Inheritance diagram for Linphone.Tunnel:

Public Member Functions
void	AddServer (Linphone.TunnelConfig tunnelConfig)

void	CleanServers ()

bool	Connected ()

void	Reconnect ()

void	RemoveServer (Linphone.TunnelConfig tunnelConfig)

void	SetHttpProxy (string host, int port, string username, string passwd)

void	SetHttpProxyAuthInfo (string username, string passwd)

Properties
bool	Activated `[get]`

string	Domain `[get, set]`

bool	DualModeEnabled `[get, set]`

Linphone.TunnelMode	Mode `[get, set]`

IEnumerable< Linphone.TunnelConfig >	Servers `[get]`

bool	SipEnabled `[get, set]`

string	Username `[get, set]`

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from Linphone.LinphoneObject
static String	linphone_pointer_to_string (IntPtr ptr)

static IntPtr	linphone_string_to_pointer ([MarshalAs(LinphoneWrapper.ByteStringMarshalling)] String str)

IntPtr	StringArrayToBctbxList (IEnumerable< string > stringlist)

void	CleanStringArrayPtrs (IntPtr l)

Detailed Description

Linphone tunnel object.

Member Function Documentation

void Linphone.Tunnel.AddServer ( Linphone.TunnelConfig tunnelConfig )

inline

Add a tunnel server configuration.

Parameters

tunnelConfig Linphone.TunnelConfig object

void Linphone.Tunnel.CleanServers ( )

inline

Remove all tunnel server addresses previously entered with Linphone.Tunnel.AddServer()

bool Linphone.Tunnel.Connected ( )

inline

Check whether the tunnel is connected.

Returns: A boolean value telling if the tunnel is connected

void Linphone.Tunnel.Reconnect ( )

inline

Force reconnection to the tunnel server.

This method is useful when the device switches from wifi to Edge/3G or vice versa. In most cases the tunnel client socket won't be notified promptly that its connection is now zombie, so it is recommended to call this method that will cause the lost connection to be closed and new connection to be issued.

void Linphone.Tunnel.RemoveServer ( Linphone.TunnelConfig tunnelConfig )

inline

Remove a tunnel server configuration.

Parameters

tunnelConfig Linphone.TunnelConfig object

void Linphone.Tunnel.SetHttpProxy	(	string	host,
		int	port,
		string	username,
		string	passwd
	)

inline

Set an optional http proxy to go through when connecting to tunnel server.

Parameters

host	http proxy host
port	http proxy port
username	Optional http proxy username if the proxy request authentication. Currently only basic authentication is supported. Use null if not needed.
passwd	Optional http proxy password. Use null if not needed.

void Linphone.Tunnel.SetHttpProxyAuthInfo	(	string	username,
		string	passwd
	)

inline

Set authentication info for the http proxy.

Parameters

username	User name
passwd	Password

Property Documentation

bool Linphone.Tunnel.Activated

get

Returns whether the tunnel is activated.

If mode is set to auto, this gives indication whether the automatic detection determined that tunnel was necessary or not.

Returns: true if tunnel is in use, false otherwise.

string Linphone.Tunnel.Domain

getset

Get the domain.

Returns: The domain.

bool Linphone.Tunnel.DualModeEnabled

getset

Get the dual tunnel client mode.

Returns: true if dual tunnel client mode is enabled, false otherwise

Linphone.TunnelMode Linphone.Tunnel.Mode

getset

Get the tunnel mode.

Returns: The current Linphone.TunnelMode

IEnumerable<Linphone.TunnelConfig> Linphone.Tunnel.Servers

get

Get added servers.

Returns: The list of servers. A list of Linphone.TunnelConfig objects.

bool Linphone.Tunnel.SipEnabled

getset

Check whether tunnel is set to transport SIP packets.

Returns: A boolean value telling whether SIP packets shall pass through the tunnel

string Linphone.Tunnel.Username

getset

Get the username.

Returns: The username.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

LinphoneWrapper.cs

Public Member Functions

Properties

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

Property Documentation