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On the ADB shell, I run the command
adb -s <serial_number> shell am start -a android.intent.action.CALL -d tel:123456
to place a call on my testing device. It works great. But I also want to simulate a missed call from the ADB shell, as I would by telnet with the command gsm cancel +123456, for example.
I cannot find anywhere how to do this. Is this even possible with ADB? If so, how?
P.S: the command adb -s <serial_number> shell input keyevent 6 is not an answer!
If you are working with a rooted device or eng build device, you can push TeleCommTests.apk under data/apps/TelecommTests/ which has to be built along with Android source code and then fire the below intent from ADB:
adb shell am start -a android.telecom.testapps.ACTION_START_INCOMING_CALL -d "tel:123456789"
