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Re: [reSIProcate] problem with In-Dialog SUBSCRIBE(Re-posting )


I'm pretty sure this means that you have not installed a handler for
the type of event that you SUBSCRIBEd to. You need to install a
handler for all events that you request.

Jason


On 4/3/06, Hong Yu <hyu@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY supported is not complete in the stack. I"ve been modifying 
> the stack to get it work for me. Once I'm satisfied with my modification, I 
> will post the change back to repository.
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> Hong
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> From: basavaraj.puttagangaiah@xxxxxxxxx 
> [mailto:basavaraj.puttagangaiah@xxxxxxxxx]
>  Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 11:05 PM
>  To: resiprocate-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>  Subject: [reSIProcate] problem with In-Dialog SUBSCRIBE(Re-posting )
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> Hi All
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>  I am reposting my old question…any help will be appreciated
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> I am using SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY support provided by resiprocate.
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> It works fine for fresh subscriptions which will create new Dialog.
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> In this case if SUBSCRIBE is sent with an Event-package which is not
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> existing it clearly sends "489 Event Package Not Supported".
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> But if Dialog already exists and SUBSCRIBE is sent within the Dialog
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> assertion fails in ServerSubscription.cxx as follows.
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> ServerSubscription.cxx:198:
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> virtual void   resip::ServerSubscription::dispatch(const
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> resip::SipMessage&): Assertion `handler' failed.
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> Checking for supported Event Package is not made.
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> Why is the check not there like how it is for Out-of-Dialog SUBSCRIBE?
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> why assertion is provided instead of that?
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> Thank you
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> +Basu
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