Snehal Chudgar wrote:
>
> I am trying to send SIP commands to my SIP/RTP application via Ubiquity's
> Messenger (written by Neil Deason). I am having trouble with the SIP command
> syntax (or possibly the way the Messenger is interpreting the syntax). Would
> someone please send me a sample script for sending Basic SIP commands
> (INVITE, OK, ACK, BYE)? Thank you for your support.
The SIP Messenger program doesn't do any parsing of SIP
syntax on the messages you supply it with. It simply spits the
contents of text files out over UDP towards your application.
For example of legal SIP messages you can put into text
files see the SIP spec and SIP Call flows Internet Draft.
If you want it to do more the source code is supplied ;)
Alternatively have a look at the other test tools at
Henning's site:
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~hgs/sip/implementations.html
Cheers,
Neil.
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