RE: [reSIProcate] The "role" of the resip objects... andmyunderstanding of them
John,
if you read my message more carefully, you will
find that I answered most questions already.
> I've done that... but we also have AppDialogSets.... and
> this is most confusing to me....
> > You should also have a call object. An AppDialogSet
> > is equivalent to a call (a call can have several
> > AppDialogs = request/response). The call object
> > could probably inherit from AppDialogSet.
> What exactly is a "Call object"? Is this an object relating to
> handling of a single call?
> > You should also have a call object. An AppDialogSet
> > is equivalent to a call
> So - would I use "ServerInviteSessionHandler" even though I'm
> implementing
> a SIP Phone?
> > - ClientInviteSessionHandler
> > (receive callbacks from outgoing calls
> >
> > - ServerInviteSessionHandler
> > (receive callbacks from incoming calls)
> a conference call? Would I have one for each participant in
> my conference call?
Yes.
> > In the main app class where you receive callbacks
> > you can cast the handles (like InvitSessionHandle)
> > to your TestAppDialogSet object from which you can get a pointer to
> > your call object.
see
http://warsaw.sjc.purplecomm.com/wiki/index.php?title=DUM_Associating_Application_Data_with_DialogSets_and_Dialogs
Best regards,
Matthias