Call-Handling.md

 # Handling Calls With UI using **Reve** Voice SDK  
  
  After calling the `SIPWrapper.startSIP()` method VOIP Calling is available to you through the method
+ >Kotlin
   ```kotlin
-  CallHandler.makeCall()
+  ReveSdkCallHandler.makeCall()
   ``` 
+>java
+ ```java
+    ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.makeCall()
+```
   But Even if you have access to the call functionalites, you need to Make your UI work according to the background tasks. The Listeners Interfaces **SDKSIPListener** and **SDKServiceListener** are used for that reason. See [Listeners Guide](Configuring-Listeners) to correctly Implement Listeners.
 
  After Listeners are correctly implemented you can use your UI to start your calls with the method
+ >Kotlin
+  >Kotlin
   ```kotlin
- CallHandler.makeCall(phoneNumber:String) 
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.makeCall(phoneNumber:String) 
+ ``` 
+ >Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.makeCall(phoneNumber:String) 
  ``` 
  This method can be called and the you can get the relevant call related info through the Listeners.
 
  After you have started a call with makeCall method, you can end this call by invoking the the following method
+  >Kotlin
   ```kotlin
- CallHandler.endCall()
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.endCall()
+ ```
+ >Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.endCall() 
  ``` 
 
 Finally you can accept incoming calls by invoking the method
-```kotlin
-callHandler.acceptCall(callID)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.acceptCall(callID)
+ ```
+ >Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.acceptCall(callID)
  ``` 
 You can find the callID through the **SDKServiceListener** *(See [Listeners Guide](Configuring-Listeners))*
 
@@ -33,38 +54,68 @@ You can use the following methods to achieve the aforementioned call features.
 
 
 To mute call 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.setCallMute(true)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.setCallMute(true)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.setCallMute(true)
+ ``` 
 To unmute call
 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.setCallMute(false)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.setCallMute(false)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.setCallMute(false)
+ ``` 
 
 
 
 To hold call 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.holdCall(true)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.holdCall(true)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.holdCall(true)
+ ``` 
 To unhold call
 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.holdCall(false)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.holdCall(false)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.holdCall(false)
+ ``` 
 
 To turn on speaker 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.setSpeakerOn(true)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.setSpeakerOn(true)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.setSpeakerOn(true)
+ ``` 
 To turn off speaker
 
-```kotlin
-CallHandler.setSpeakerOn(false)
+ >Kotlin
+  ```kotlin
+ReveSdkCallHandler.setSpeakerOn(false)
 ```
+>Java
+  ```java
+ ReveSdkCallHandler.Companion.setSpeakerOn(false)
+ ``` 
 
 <!-- #### Incoming calls
-You can get the incoming call id from `ListenersProvider.sdkServiceListener` Then you can invoke callHandler.acceptCall(callId) to accept the current incoming call. -->
+You can get the incoming call id from `ListenersProvider.sdkServiceListener` Then you can invoke ReveSdkCallHandler.acceptCall(callId) to accept the current incoming call. -->