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# Change Log
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

#### 3.2.0 Releases
- `3.2.0` Releases - [3.2.0](#320)

#### 3.1.0 Releases
- `3.1.0` Releases - [3.1.0](#310)
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#### 0.2.0 Releases
- `0.2.0` Releases - [0.2.0](#020)

---
## [3.2.0](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/releases/tag/3.2.0)
Released on **25 October, 2021**.

#### Added
- `CalendarMeetingClient.list(fromDate : Date?, toDate : Date?, handler: CompletionHandler<List<CalendarMeeting>>)` - To get calendar meetings.
- `CalendarMeetingClient.getById(meetingId : String, handler: CompletionHandler<CalendarMeeting>)` - To get a calendar meeting by id.
- `CalendarMeetingClient.setObserver(observer: CalendarMeetingObserver?)` - To listen to calendar events (Added, Updated, Removed)
- Custom token authentication
- `TokenAuthenticator.authorize(accessToken: String, expiryInSeconds: Int?, handler: CompletionHandler<Void>)` - To set a custom token
- `TokenAuthenticator.setOnTokenExpiredListener(callback: CompletionHandler<Void>)` - Callback triggered when token has expired
- Custom/Blur Background for calls
- `Phone.isVirtualBackgroundSupported()` to check if virtual background is supported
- `Phone.fetchVirtualBackgrounds(handler: CompletionHandler<List<VirtualBackground>>)` to list virtual backgrounds
- `Phone.addVirtualBackground(image: LocalFile, handler: CompletionHandler<VirtualBackground>)` to add a virtual background
- `Phone.removeVirtualBackground(backgroundItem: VirtualBackground, handler: CompletionHandler<Boolean>)` to remove a virtual background
- `Phone.applyVirtualBackground(backgroundItem: VirtualBackground, mode: VirtualBackgroundMode, handler: CompletionHandler<Boolean>)` to apply a virtual backround
- `Phone.setMaxVirtualBackgroundItems(limit: Int)` to limit the number of custom virtual backgrounds
- `Phone.getMaxVirtualBackgroundItems(): Int` to get the limit of number of custom virtual backgrounds
- `CallObserver.onCpuHitThreshold()` - Callback to notify developer when CPU threshold is reached

#### Resolved Bugs
- Dial callback not received.
- Meeting Signal after restart inconsistency.
- Calling Screen Infinite loading - wrong meeting Id dial.
- Re-login crash without restart of application.
- Meeting subject incorrect .
- Remote Video rendering issue when re-join meeting.
- Local video stopped after ending whatsapp/hangout call.
- Video surfaces crash on leaving meeting.
- HW Acceleration video resolution 720p.


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## [3.1.0](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/releases/tag/3.1.0)
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# Cisco Webex Android SDK

> The Cisco Webex™ Android SDK Version 3.0.0
> The Cisco Webex™ Android SDK Version 3.2.0
The Cisco Webex Android SDK makes it easy to integrate secure and convenient Cisco Webex messaging and calling features in your Android apps.

This SDK is built with **Android SDK Tools 29** and requires **Android API Level 24** or later.

## New Integration
For creating a new app integration, new client id generation, etc. visit [App Registration For Mobile SDK v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/App-Registration-for-Mobile-SDK-v3-)

## Table of Contents

- [New Integration](#new-integration)
- [Advantages](#advantages)
- [Notes](#notes)
- [Integration](#integration)
- [Option 1](#option-1)
- [Option 2](#option-2)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Examples](#examples)
- [Multi Stream](#multi-stream)
- [CUCM](#cucm)
- [Virtual Background](#virtual-background)
- [Calendar Meetings](#calendar-meetings)
- [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)
- [Sample App](#sample-app)
- [API Reference](#api-reference)
- [FedRAMP Testing Guide](#fedramp-testing-guide)
- [License](#license)

## New Integration
For creating a new app integration, new client id generation, etc. visit [App Registration For Mobile SDK v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/App-Registration-for-Mobile-SDK-v3-)

## Advantages
* Unified feature set: Meeting, Messaging, CUCM calling.
* Greater feature velocity and in parity with the Webex mobile app.
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})
```
3. Create a new Cisco Webex space, add users to the space, and send a message:
3. Create a new `Webex` instance using access token authentication
```kotlin
val token: String = "<your-access-token>"
val expiryInSeconds = 60 //expiry time in seconds
val authenticator: TokenAuthenticator = TokenAuthenticator()
val webex = Webex(application, authenticator)
webex.initialize(CompletionHandler { result ->
if (result.error == null) {
//already authorised
} else {
authenticator.authorize(token, expiryInSeconds, CompletionHandler { result ->
if (result.error != null) {
//Handle the error
}else{
//Authorization successful
}
})
}
})
```
4. Create a new Cisco Webex space, add users to the space, and send a message:
```kotlin
// Create a Cisco Webex space:
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})
```
4. Make an outgoing call:
5. Make an outgoing call:
```kotlin
webex.phone.dial("[email protected]", MediaOption.audioVideo(local, remote), CompletionHandler {
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})
```
5. Receive a call:
6. Receive a call:
```kotlin
webex.phone.setIncomingCallListener(object : Phone.IncomingCallListener {
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})
```
6. Make a space call:
7. Make a space call:
```kotlin
webex.phone().dial(spaceId, MediaOption.audioVideoSharing(Pair(localView,remoteView), screenShareView), CompletionHandler { result ->
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});
```
7. Screen sharing:
8. Screen sharing:
```kotlin
webex.phone.dial("spaceId", MediaOption.audioVideoSharing(Pair(localView, remoteView), screenShareView), CompletionHandler {
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}
})
```
8. Start/stop sharing screen:
9. Start/stop sharing screen:
```kotlin
call.startSharing(CompletionHandler {
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})
```
9. Post a message
10. Post a message
```kotlin
webex.messages.post(targetId, Message.draft(Message.Text.markdown("**Hello**", null, null)).addAttachments(localFile), CompletionHandler { result ->
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})
```
10. Post a threaded message
11. Post a threaded message
```kotlin
webex.messages.post(targetId, Message.draft(Message.Text.markdown("**Hello**", null, null))
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})
```
11. Set MessageObserver to receive messaging events
12. Set MessageObserver to receive messaging events
```kotlin
webex.messages.setMessageObserver(object : MessageObserver {
override fun onEvent(event: MessageObserver.MessageEvent) {
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})
```
12. Send Read Receipts
13. Send Read Receipts
```kotlin
//Mark all existing messages in space as read
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})
```
13. Get read status of a space
14. Get read status of a space
```kotlin
webex.spaces.getWithReadStatus(spaceId, CompletionHandler { result ->
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})
```
14. Set MembershipObserver to receive Membership events
15. Set MembershipObserver to receive Membership events
```kotlin
webex.memberships.setMembershipObserver(object : MembershipObserver {
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})
```
15. Set SpaceObserver to receive Space events
16. Set SpaceObserver to receive Space events
```kotlin
webex.spaces.setSpaceObserver(object : SpaceObserver {
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})
```
16. Get space meeting details
17. Get space meeting details
```kotlin
webex.spaces().getMeeting(spaceId, new CompletionHandler<SpaceMeeting>() {
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});
```
17. Get read status of a space
18. Get read status of a space
```kotlin
webex.spaces().getWithReadStatus(spaceId, new CompletionHandler<SpaceReadStatus>() {
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});
```
18. Join password-protected meetings
19. Join password-protected meetings
```kotlin
mediaOption.setModerator(isModerator: Boolean)
mediaOption.setPin(pin: String)
```
19. Change the composite video layout during a call
20. Change the composite video layout during a call
```kotlin
activeCall.setCompositedVideoLayout(layout: MediaOption.CompositedVideoLayout)
```
20. Specify how the remote video adjusts its content to be rendered in a view
21. Specify how the remote video adjusts its content to be rendered in a view
```kotlin
activeCall.setRemoteVideoRenderMode(mode);
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}
})
```
21. Change the max sending fps for video
22. Change the max sending fps for video
```kotlin
webex.phone.setAdvancedSetting(AdvancedSetting.VideoMaxTxFPS(value: Int) as AdvancedSetting<*>)
```
22. Enable(disable) android.hardware.camera2
23. Enable(disable) android.hardware.camera2
```kotlin
webex.phone.setAdvancedSetting(AdvancedSetting.VideoEnableCamera2(value: Boolean) as AdvancedSetting<*>)
```
23. Whether the app can continue video streaming when the app is in background
24. Whether the app can continue video streaming when the app is in background
```kotlin
webex.phone.enableBackgroundStream(enable: Boolean)
```
24. Get a list of spaces that have an ongoing call
25. Get a list of spaces that have an ongoing call
```kotlin
webex.spaces.listWithActiveCalls(CompletionHandler { result ->
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}
})
```
25. Check if the message mentioned everyone in space
26. Check if the message mentioned everyone in space
```kotlin
message.isAllMentioned()
```
26. Get all people mentioned in the message
27. Get all people mentioned in the message
```kotlin
message.getMentions()
```
27. Change the max capture fps when screen sharing
28. Change the max capture fps when screen sharing
```kotlin
webex.phone.setAdvancedSetting(AdvancedSetting.ShareMaxCaptureFPS(value: Int) as AdvancedSetting<*>)
```
28. Switch the audio play output mode during a call
29. Switch the audio play output mode during a call
```kotlin
activeCall.switchAudioOutput(mode: Call.AudioOutputMode);
```
29. Enable/Disable Background Noise Removal(BNR)
30. Enable/Disable Background Noise Removal(BNR)
```kotlin
webex.phone.enableAudioBNR(enable: Boolean)
```
30. Set Background Noise Removal(BNR) mode
31. Set Background Noise Removal(BNR) mode
```kotlin
webex.phone.setAudioBNRMode(mode: Phone.AudioBRNMode)
```
31. Edit a message
32. Edit a message
```kotlin
webex.messages.edit(originalMessage, messageText, mentions, CompletionHandler { result ->
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}
})
```
32. Enable/Disable background connection
33. Enable/Disable background connection
```kotlin
webex.phone.enableBackgroundConnection(enable: Boolean)
```
33. Enable/Disable console logging
34. Enable/Disable console logging
```kotlin
webex.enableConsoleLogger(enable: Boolean)
```
34. Set log level of logging
35. Set log level of logging
```kotlin
webex.setLogLevel(logLevel: LogLevel)
```
## Multi Stream
For multistream related API's see [Multi Stream v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/Multi-Stream-v3-)
For multistream related APIs see [Multi Stream v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/Multi-Stream-v3-)
## CUCM
For CUCM related API's see [CUCM Usage Guide v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/CUCM-Usage-Guide-v3)
For CUCM related APIs see [CUCM Usage Guide v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/CUCM-Usage-Guide-v3)
## Virtual Background
For virtual background related APIs see [Virtual Background](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/Virtual-Background)
## Calendar Meetings
For Calendar Meetings related APIs see [Calendar Meetings](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/Calendar-Meetings-APIs)
## Migration Guide
The migration guide is meant to help developers port their code from SDK-v2 to SDK-v3. See [Migration Guide For v2 to v3](https://github.com/webex/webex-android-sdk/wiki/Migration-Guide-for-v2-to-v3)
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