Re: [reSIProcate-users] Creating a Uri obj from a Data

[Andrew Wood <ajwood@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks Jason, thats cleared that problem.
What Im trying to do is force a response to be sent to a particular IP,port.
I thought I could do it by generating a Uri and setting it as 
forceTarget for the response message like this:

targetstr = "<sip:200@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:5060;transport=udp>";
resip::Data addr=resip::Data::from(targetstr);
resip::NameAddr nameaddr(addr);
resip::Uri prevhoptarget(nameaddr.uri());
msg->setForceTarget(prevhoptarget);

But when I try to send I get an excpetion from the stack:

TransportSelector.cxx:742: void 
resip::TransportSelector::transmit(resip::SipMessage*, resip::Tuple&): 
Assertion `target.transport' failed.

Perhaps theres a better way to go about this?

Regards
Andrew


Jason Fischl wrote:
> If it's throwing an exception it is because it is not a URI. In your
> example because it has the angle brackets, it should be parsed into a
> NameAddr which itself has a Uri within it.
>
> On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Andrew Wood <ajwood@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>   
> > If I've got a Data obj containing a string such as
> > <sip:200@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:5060;transport=UDP>
> >
> > How can I create a Uri obj from that, I thought I could pass it to the
> > constructor but its throwing an exception
> >
> > Thanks
> > Andrew
> >
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