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== Project Name ==
 
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Adding tel: support for Windows Mobile
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Adding tel: link support for Windows Mobile
  
 
== Project Description ==
 
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== Project Details ==
 
== Project Details ==
  
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Support for tel: links was added to Fennec for Minimo, but we also need support
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for Windows Mobile. The plan is to create a basic XPCOM component to access the
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platform phone functionality and then modify the tel: protocol handler added in
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bug 437949 to use the XPCOM component on Windows Mobile.
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Code from Minimo could be used as a basis for the XPCOM component:
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http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla1.8/source/minimo/components/phone/
  
 
== Project News ==
 
== Project News ==

Revision as of 16:21, 6 December 2008

Project Name

Adding tel: link support for Windows Mobile

Project Description

Adding the ability to click on tel: links in Fennec on Windows Mobile and having the dialer dialog popup allowing you to call that number. Bug can be found here.

Project Leader(s)

Nino D'Aversa

Project Contributor(s)

Mark Finkle
Brad Lassey
Doug Turner
John Wolfe

Project Details

Support for tel: links was added to Fennec for Minimo, but we also need support for Windows Mobile. The plan is to create a basic XPCOM component to access the platform phone functionality and then modify the tel: protocol handler added in bug 437949 to use the XPCOM component on Windows Mobile.

Code from Minimo could be used as a basis for the XPCOM component: http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla1.8/source/minimo/components/phone/

Project News

This is where your regular updates will go. In these you should discuss the status or your work, your interactions with other members of the community (e.g., Seneca and Mozilla), problems you have encountered, etc.

Put detailed technical information into the Project Details page (i.e., update it as you go), and save this section for news about participation in the project.