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Hello:
I read the the document you offered, but I
still can not understand how to use the AppDialog/AppDialogSets objects to
control the multi-calls.
For example, at first, I created the call
one, and then I created the call two.
Then I try to handup the call one, how to
implement this ??
If I call the
InviteSessionHandler->end(), it can only end the call two. How to switch the
context to the call one ??
Is there have some example for controlling
the multi-calls with dialogsets?? Very
thanks!!
Ryan Qin
2008-05-29
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Sent:
2008-05-26, 22:43:48
Subject:
RE: How to manage multi-calls use the dum objects.
You
only need one stack and one dum object. You can use
AppDialog/AppDialogSets to help differentiate between two different
calls:
http://www.resiprocate.org/DUM_Associating_Application_Data_with_DialogSets_and_Dialogs
Scott
From: 秦杨
[mailto:qinyang_1980@xxxxxxx]
Sent: May 26, 2008 9:48
AM
To: resiprocate-users
Cc: Scott
Godin
Subject: How to manage multi-calls use the dum
objects.
I want to design a
softphone which can maitain a few calls(more than
one) at the same time.
For example, I
hold an active call and accept another new incoming call.
But I don't
know that how much objects(dum,sip stacks,invite handler,register
handler) I need to bind with the sip calls.
In the beginning,
I use one dum object in every call object, but I found that its waste of
resource. And another problem is that the multi-dum objects can not be
created at the same port(5060) by the dum::addTransport(UDP,
5060) function.
1.If the only
one dum object can maintain multi-calls at the same time ?? I'm very
confused about this.
2.If one dum
object can not manage multi-calls, I want to know the best way to maintain
multi-calls at the same time with the resiprocate library ?
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