HP-UX Java SIP Stack Programmer's Guide (September 2007)
Table Of Contents
- HP-UX Java SIP Stack Programmer's Guide
- Table of Contents
- About This Document
- 1 Introduction
- 2 JSR32 JAIN SIP APIs
- 3 Creating an Application
- 4 Compiling and Running Applications Using the HP-UX JSR32 Kit
- 5 Troubleshooting HP JSR32 APIs
- Glossary
- Index
Initiation Protocol), and converts to a format that an application
can interpret and process.
Encoder Specifies an interface that encodes the message from the
application and sends them over the network as raw bytes.
• Network
Contains raw bytes that is sent to the JSR32 SIP stack for further processing.
JSR32 Packages
HP provides the following packages for the Java SIP stack:
• General Package (javax.sip)
This package contains the main interfaces in the JSIP architecture, the transaction,
dialog interfaces, and the event objects.
• Address Package (javax.sip.address)
This package contains interfaces that represent the addressing components of the
SIP protocol.
• Header Package (javax.sip.header)
This package contains all the headers interfaces.
• Message Package (javax.sip.message)
This package contains the interfaces that represent SIP messages.
JSR32 Objects
The JSIP JSR32 specification includes the following main objects:
• The SipStack Object
• The Dialog Object
• The Transaction Object
• The Message Object
SipStack Object
The SipStack object defines the management and architectural view of the SIP stack.
It contains methods to represent and modify the properties of a SIP stack.
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