com.sinch.android.rtc

Interface UserController

public interface UserController

A UserController manages registration of user and respective FCM and MHS push tokens for Sinch Managed Push functionality. Use UserController as a lightweight tool that allows to register user for incoming calls via Managed Push functionality without a necessity to start SinchClient. When PushTokenRegistrationCallback.onPushTokenRegistered() is called, you can be sure, that incoming calls will be received via FCM or HMS push notifications and you are free to close/terminate application if desired. Note: The callback will be invoked on the same thread as the UserController is instantiated on.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	registerUser(UserRegistrationCallback userRegistrationCallback, PushTokenRegistrationCallback pushTokenRegistrationCallback) Registers user and associated FCM or HMS Push Token for the Sinch Managed Push to allow receiving incoming calls via push for the specified user on this very device.
void	unregisterPushToken(PushTokenRegistrationCallback pushTokenRegistrationCallback) Unregisters any push token that has been registered for Sinch Managed Push (for the User that this instance is bound to).

Method Detail

registerUser

void registerUser(UserRegistrationCallback userRegistrationCallback,
                  PushTokenRegistrationCallback pushTokenRegistrationCallback)
           throws java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException

Registers user and associated FCM or HMS Push Token for the Sinch Managed Push to allow receiving incoming calls via push for the specified user on this very device. Note: While Sinch SDK is managing a Sinch-specific FCM Sender ID and will acquire a token bound to this Sender ID, in case of HMS, both Huawei Application ID and Push Token should be provided via HmsPushBuilder. First UserRegistrationCallback callbacks are fired to either request needed credentials or to report success / failure of the registration. Then in case of FCM, Token acquiring process is initiated. After token acquisition and registration PushTokenRegistrationCallback are fired to report success / failure.

Parameters:

userRegistrationCallback - is a callback for the user registration events.

pushTokenRegistrationCallback - is a callback for push token registration events.

Throws:

java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException - if Google Play Services is not available on the device.

unregisterPushToken

void unregisterPushToken(PushTokenRegistrationCallback pushTokenRegistrationCallback)
                  throws java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException

Unregisters any push token that has been registered for Sinch Managed Push (for the User that this instance is bound to).

Parameters:

pushTokenRegistrationCallback - is a callback for push token registration events.

Throws:

java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException - if Google Play Services is not available on the device.