[reSIProcate] resiprocate - GW application

[Jason Fischl]

You can use a single SipStack and single DialogUsageManager for the
gateway. Can you describe a bit more detail on what type of gateway
you are planning on writing?

Each incoming call will be a call to the InviteSessionHandler that you
install on the dum. Each outgoing call will start as a call to
DialogUsageManger::makeInviteSession and will result in a call to the
same InviteSessionHandler. Each separate InviteSession (whether
incoming or outgoing) will result in its own handle.

Jason


On 8/29/06, Ira Kadin <ikadin at airspan.com> wrote:
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>
> Dear all,
>
> I want to develop a SIP GateWay application with the resiprocate stack. If I
> understand correctly, I will need to create a separate DialogUserManager for
> each call, but this way I need to provide different port for each call, and
> can't use common 5060 for the each call. How it's possible to solve this
> problem. I also would appreciate for any source example of multi-call
> application.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Ira
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