Re: [reSIProcate] Up to date Test?

[julien <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Sorry to ask again but I am really in a hurry :

Could someone tell me the correct way to know on what port/protocol the 
message came?
Is there some method in resiprocate's stack/transport or do I have to 
check manually the header of the message?
what if the protocol is not mentioned in the headers?

Thank you for your help

julien a écrit :
> Hello,
> I was wondering which test I should take as an example...
> There seems to be a lot of deprecated methods being used in the 
> resip/stack/test
>
> For example I have been using deprecated dialogs or stack.process()  and 
> stack.receive() but in comment it says that those methods are deprecated
> since the addition of TransactionUsers...
> So I am wondering, if I am not even using this right, how can I make the 
> right implementation choices
>
> The documentation issue is really a problem for me now...
> I wish I could help but I am not even sure how to correctly use 
> resiprocate yet!
>
> Please could someone point me to an up to date example?
>
> The problem I have right now is :
> I can send messages and receives messages, by calling stack.send() and 
> stack.receive().
> Only if I add another transport on a different port for example:
> I am wondering if there is an easy way to know on what 
> transport(protocol & port) the message came...
> The only way I can see right now is going through the message headers.
>
> Sorry for the stupid questions,
> But I am at a point where I am questioning my whole implementation...
> Thank you for your kind help
>
>   


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