Hangup

The Hangup verb is used to hang up the current call.

The Hangup verb is also used to reject incoming, unanswered calls. An empty <Response/> is equivalent to a <Response> containing a <Hangup/>.

You will not be charged for rejected calls.

Attributes

ATTRIBUTE	Description
None	None

Webhooks Received

Webhook	Can reply with more BXML
CallComplete	No

Examples

Hangup a Call

XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response>
   <Hangup/>
</Response>

Java

Hangup hangup = new Hangup();

Response response = new Response()
        .with(hangup);

System.out.println(response.toBXML());

C#

Hangup hangup = new Hangup();

Response response = new Response();
response.Add(hangup);

Console.WriteLine(response.ToBXML());

Ruby

hangup = Bandwidth::Bxml::Hangup.new
response = Bandwidth::Bxml::Response.new([hangup])

p response.to_bxml

NodeJS

const hangup = new Bxml.Hangup();
const response = new Bxml.Response(hangup);

console.log(response.toBxml());

Python

hangup = Hangup()

response = Response()
response.add_verb(hangup)

print(response.to_bxml())

PHP

$hangup = new BandwidthLib\Voice\Bxml\Hangup();

$response = new BandwidthLib\Voice\Bxml\Response();
$response->addVerb($hangup);

echo $response->toBxml();