I have an application that programatically makes calls to different numbers. The application is written in c# (managed) and I use pInvoke for the c++ TAPI functions. Everything works fine except the fact that I need to convert the phone number to a the dialable format.
To do this conversion, I have to use the C++ function lineTranslateAddress, but from C#. Has anyone used this function from managed code and can provide me some samples or at least explanations.
Maybe some indications how to marshall / nmarshall the last field
LPLINETRANSLATEOUTPUT lpTranslateOutput
I should also mention that the application is for a smart device.
Thanks,
I used this code example, and it works
[DllImport("coredll", SetLastError = true)]
extern public static int lineTranslateAddress(
IntPtr hLineApp,
int dwDeviceID,
int dwAPIVersion,
string lpszAddressIn,
int dwCard,
int dwTranslateOptions,
byte[] lpTranslateOutput
);