Re: [reSIProcate] File name meanings.
On 7/7/05, John Draper <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Again,
>
> Since there is virtually little to no comments in the actual source
> code modules,
> in the resiprocate source code directory, all I can go on are file
> names to give
> me any reasonable clue as to what these modules and objects do.
>
Have a look in the .hxx files for documentation in doxygen style.
> One such set of modules.....
>
> Dialog.cxx
> Dialog.hxx
> Dialog2.cxx
> Dialog2.hxx
> DialogSet.cxx
> DialogSet.hxx
>
What revision of resiprocate are you using?
> Refer to the word "Dialog".... To us Mac weenies, we often refer to the
> word "Dialog"
> to a graphical window with buttons, textfields, checkboxes, etc.
>
Dialog is a term from rfc 3261. A dialog is created with INVITE or
SUBSCRIBE requests.
> Does the "Dialog" word in these filenames refer to a SIP "session"
> dialog? Or do they
> have another meaning?
>
> From what I've been able to assertain, it appears to mean Session Dialog.
>
> GUI Modules....
>
> It would also be very helpful to me if someone would please identify the
> modules that
> have things to do with GUI operations, either through a shell, or some
> type of
> windowing system.
>
There is no gui in resiprocate.
> What is "limp"? Where can I find documentation on it? Can someone
> please just explain it to me
> in a few simple paragraphs on what this is?
This is a test program that can be used for doing all kinds of testing
of the basic sip stack. It doesn't use the dum library.
>
> In the X-Code project, I see the following libraries (In RED -
> indicating they can't be found).
> They are:
> libares.a - what is this library - what does it do? In
> looking at the source,
ares is in sip/contrib and is the asynchronous dns library.
> I see it has a lot to do with
> networking. Is this the RTP Stack
> just inappropriately named? Where IS
> the RTP Stack modules?
> I can't find them.
There is no rtp stack in resiprocate - it is only sip signaling.
> libresiprocate.a - is this the target of the sip X-Code project?
> the project named
> sip.xcode?
>
> Who is working on this X-Code project? Anyone want to come forward and
> enlighten me?
>
> Also, there is a file called "MethodHash-raw.cxx" that appears to be
> missing, but
> shows up as an "added" file to the X-Code project called "sip.xcode".
> Can someone
> please help me find it?
>
> Is there an intention of hacking this sip.xcode into a viable Mac SIP
> application? Or
> is this intended to be a library someone is eventually going to wind up
> adding to some
> future Mac Application.
>
it is not intended to be an application - it is a library.
> Nobody seems to claim ownership or involvement in creating this
> release. So I have
> no idea who I can contact so I can help make a good Mac SIP phone.
>
> Does anyone know who is working on this project?
>
> John
>
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