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You should be considering either the Dialog Usage Manager (DUM) Layer,
or the Conversation Manager (recon) layer to start development. For more
information on these check out: http://www.resiprocate.org/DUM_Overview
- (no media layer) http://www.resiprocate.org/Recon_Overview
- (uses sipX for media) Even if you decide to use DUM, you may want to use recon as a
reference/example use of DUM. For DUM, you can also look at the dum/test/BasicCall.cxx
sample. It is probably also valuable to search through the mailing list
archives: http://www.resiprocate.org/Searching_the_Mailing_Lists Scott From:
resiprocate-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:resiprocate-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Lloyd
Dupont Hi
all, I'm
a beginner to SIP. I'm
trying to implement a VoIP softphone. For
now I woud be happy to make a phone ring (we have an asterisk server to go into
the real world). I'm
trying to write a simple "testring.cxx" which ring a phone, but I
have little idea where to stat. I'm
using Windows Vista and Visual Studio 2005 (I have VS2008 as well, but didn't
dare upgrade the projects) and the Resiprocate projecty compiles well and the
tests project runs. I
also tried to run bbridge (a common project from Resiprocate and ..
someonelse.. well I didn't managed to to compile it, plus it doesn't seems to
have any GUI anyway). Anyway
is there a tip / Wikipage / sample page whic can explain to me (sloooowly,
there are so many class to learn about) how to do that? Some
working usefull code wil be a boon to start with! If
They even explain how to the supported media excahnge so that voice can be
carry over after that that would be great! |