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Call Handle Manipulation
When an application makes a call, a handle to the call with owner privileges
is returned to the application. When the application is notified about an
inbound call, it is given a handle to the call with either owner privilege or monitor
privilege, depending on the privilege previously requested with lineOpen. It can also receive a handoff from another application, in which case it
would receive owner privilege.
An application's call handle and associated privileges remain valid until the
application takes an explicit action to change them or if it receives a LINE_CLOSE message, which closes the line. In this case, all handles to calls on the
line instantly become invalid.
After a call reverts to the idle state, the application is still allowed to read the call's information
structure and status. When the application has no further use for the call (and its
information), it should deallocate the call handle by invoking lineDeallocateCall, which is discussed in following sections.
For more information about call logging and handing off calls to other
applications, see Multiple-Application Programming.
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