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Re: [reSIProcate-users] reSIProcate versus Vovida SIP


I'm don't think the Vovida stack is being actively worked on anymore - it
was an RFC 2543 (original SIP RFC) implementation.  Resiprocate is a fully
compliant RFC3261 (latest SIP RFC) stack, supporting many other RFC's and
IETF drafts as well (see
http://www.resiprocate.org/ReSIProcate_Current_Features for more info).  I
fully recommend the use of resiprocate.

There are 2 different API layers that you can use with resiprocate:
1.  The stack layer - look under resip/stack/test for sample programs - in
particular check out: testStack for a good bare bones sample.
2.  The Dialog Usage Manager (DUM) / User Agent layer - this layer is used
by most resiprocate developers creating User Agents - look under
resip/dum/test for sample programs - in particular the BasicCall sample.

The wiki (www.resiprocate.org) is best source of documentation - even though
it is far from complete. : )

Note:  resiprocate uses the very liberal Vovida software license (BSD like).

Good luck!

Scott

-----Original Message-----
From: resiprocate-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:resiprocate-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Andrew W
Sent: April 5, 2008 3:10 PM
To: resiprocate-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [reSIProcate-users] reSIProcate versus Vovida SIP

Hi

I've been referred to the reSIProcate project by one of the original 
Vovida developers. I was looking for a SIP stack and liked the design / 
API of the Vovida stack but when I went looking for the documentation 
and enquired why the Vovida.org webiste was no longer available I was 
told the Vovida code was used as the basis for reSIProcate and now has a 
more active community.

My question is, are there any bare bones sample programs that use 
reSIProcate so I can get a feel for how similar they are? Apologies if 
I've missed something, but I cant find any. If anyone has the O'Reily 
book Practical VoIP using VOCAL, I'm thinking of something similar to 
the two short code listings on pages 173-175

What are the key differences between the Vovida SIP library and reSIProcate?

Is there any reason why the Vovida stack should be considered 'out of 
date' and avoided for new development?

Regards
Andrew


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