[reSIProcate] RES: Question with creating PIDF doc

[Gustavo Honorato]

Hi Subbu,

 

Pidf is subclass of Contents. Look below:

 

void PresenceManager::publish(string state, int expires) {

      Pidf pidf;

      const bool online = true;

      NameAddr myAor = dum.getMasterProfile()->getDefaultFrom();

 

      pidf.setEntity(myAor.uri());

      pidf.setSimpleStatus(online,state.c_str());

 

      SharedPtr<SipMessage> publishMessage =
dum.makePublication(myAor,pidf,EVENT,expires);

      dum.send(publishMessage);

};

 

 

Regards,

 

Gustavo Honorato

Software Engineer

Inovax Engenharia de Sistemas

Brazil, Rio de Janeiro

 

 

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De: Subramanian Kasi Subramanian [mailto:subbu.subramanian at yahoo.com] 
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 16 de maio de 2007 12:39
Para: dienbaquang at gmail.com
Assunto: Question with creating PIDF doc

 

Hi DBQ
          It looks like I can use the below function to create a PUBLISH
message:

SharedPtr<SipMessage> resip::DialogUsageManager::makePublication  (  const
NameAddr &        target,  const SharedPtr< UserProfile > &
userProfile,
        const Contents &      body,
        const Data &      eventType,
        UInt32      expiresSeconds,
        AppDialogSet *      = 0
    )  

Do you know how I can create a PIDF document for the presence state and
convert it to the Contents type so that I can embed that as the body of the
PUBLISH message.

Thanks much
Subbu

  

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