On Emergency Call Disconnected

Fired when an emergency call is unexpectedly disconnected. This event indicates an abnormal disconnection, such as media failure or network issues, rather than a normal hangup.

Event Registration

// Set listener
client.setEmergencyCallListener(object : EmergencyCallListener {
    override fun onEmergencyCallDisconnected(callId: String) {
        // Handle disconnect event
    }
    
    override fun onEmergencyCallHangup(callId: String) {
        // Handle hangup event
    }
})

Event Data

Parameter	Type	Description
callId	string	Unique identifier of the disconnected emergency call

Usage Example

 client.setOnEmergencyCallDisconnectedListener { callId ->
     println("Emergency call $callId is disconnected")
 }

When This Event Fires

This event is triggered when the emergency call is disconnected unexpectedly, such as:

1. Media Connection Failed: When the media connection (WebRTC/RTC) closes or fails unexpectedly
2. Network Issues: When network connectivity is lost during the call
3. Media Timeout: When media fails to establish or maintain the connection

Notes

• This event indicates an unexpected disconnection, not a normal hangup
• After this event, you should attempt to reconnect using reconnectEmergencyCall() with the reconnect token
• The call resources are cleaned up automatically after this event
• This is different from onEmergencyCallHangup, which indicates a normal call termination
• Use this event to:
  • Notify the user of the disconnection
  • Provide an option to reconnect
  • Log the disconnection for troubleshooting
• The call ID remains valid and can be used with the reconnect token to restore the call
• Recommended action: Notify the user of the disconnection and offer to reconnect using reconnectEmergencyCall() with the saved reconnect token; if reconnection fails, inform the user to try calling again

Related Events

• onEmergencyCallHangup - Fired when call ends normally