Package com.laserscorpion.rttapp.ui

The UI layer is the part the user sees and touches, the 5 different screens that each manage a different part of the registration/call process.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
AbstractDialog.DialogListener
CallEndDialog.SaveDialogListener
FailDialog.FailDialogListener

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractDialog	A base class for all types of popup dialogs, with some common functionality.
CallEndDialog
DismissableDialog
FailDialog
FirstActivity	This is in fact the first activity that starts when the app is launched but it is often not visible then.
IncomingCallActivity
RTTCallActivity	The screen for a call in progress.
RTTRegistrationActivity	This activity initiates SIP registration on launch, and basically serves as the "home" screen when the user is not on a call.
SettingsActivity	Nothing to see here, move along.
SettingsActivityFragment	The screen containing the preferences, which are automatically added by some magic
TextEntryMonitor	The TextEntryMonitor, one of which is created by the RTTCallActivity at a time, listens for input on the user's text field (EditText), and keeps track of which characters have changed.

Package com.laserscorpion.rttapp.ui Description

The UI layer is the part the user sees and touches, the 5 different screens that each manage a different part of the registration/call process.

When opening the app, the first Activity run is FirstActivity, though it may or may not actually be visible, and may immediately launch the next one, RTTRegistrationActivity. The app stays there until the user either calls someone or receives a call. An incoming call launches IncomingCallActivity (this can happen when the app is not even in focus, or the phone is locked). The call itself takes place inside RTTCallActivity.

Errors and some other required interactions are displayed in several kinds of Dialogs (modal pop-up windows).