You can try with one more permission i.e. android.permission.NEW_OUTGOING_CALL
From your description without code snippet i am not getting your problem in detail.
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Kapil Lokhande | Dexter Advisory Pvt. Ltd. | Android Developer
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 8:28 AM, TJ <delahappy@gmail.com> wrote:
I am targeting 2.2 using eclipse. I have a Broadcast Reciever that I
have given permission to process outgoing calls. When I run the
application, and make a call out, I get an error on the screen saying
the application has stopped unexpectedly.
I have set debug points and it seems the process just dies. I set a
debug point at the first line. When I did this, it stopped at that
line and it will let me step through the code but ends up dying. I
also let it hit that first debug point and just sat there, it seems
given enough time (a couple of seconds) with no activity it will just
kill the process also. The logs are giving me no indication what the
problem could be.
Anyone have any idea why this could be? I'm not trying to do anything
with the outgoing call I just want to check the contact and pop up a
toast but my application dies before I can.
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