Perform camera permission and app ops check when setting camera for VT.

When a calling InCallService attempts to use the setCamera API on the
VideoCall, Telecom will perform a permission check to ensure that the
caller has the correct camera permission and passes the app-ops camera
check.  A failure to set the camera will result in a callback via the
call session event API.

This got a little messy as the app ops package name needs to come from the
InCallService, and handler usage in the VideoProvider API means we had to
pass around the uid/pid of the caller, obtained before we trampoline onto
the handler.

Test: Unit tests added, manual testing performed.
Bug: 32747443
Change-Id: I555a04f9c3fb45e60bb811f64ba855ccf2e3b0e2
This commit is contained in:
Tyler Gunn
2016-11-09 10:19:23 -08:00
committed by Brad Ebinger
parent ed839943e0
commit bf9c6fdb43
12 changed files with 107 additions and 25 deletions

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@@ -87,7 +87,8 @@ public abstract class InCallService extends Service {
switch (msg.what) {
case MSG_SET_IN_CALL_ADAPTER:
mPhone = new Phone(new InCallAdapter((IInCallAdapter) msg.obj));
String callingPackage = getApplicationContext().getOpPackageName();
mPhone = new Phone(new InCallAdapter((IInCallAdapter) msg.obj), callingPackage);
mPhone.addListener(mPhoneListener);
onPhoneCreated(mPhone);
break;
@@ -664,7 +665,8 @@ public abstract class InCallService extends Service {
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_TX_START},
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_TX_STOP},
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_CAMERA_FAILURE},
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_CAMERA_READY}.
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_CAMERA_READY},
* {@link Connection.VideoProvider#SESSION_EVENT_CAMERA_PERMISSION_ERROR}.
*/
public abstract void onCallSessionEvent(int event);