Microsoft RTC Client gives you NO control about managing SIP session and mid call media negotiation. Its a pretty high level API and is good only for basic SIP enabling of your application.
Use Open SIP code along with JMF (Java Media Framework) to build a customizable, flexible solution. Salman On Tue, 19 Aug 2003, Rizwan Usman wrote: > Hi All, > > Hope everyone is fine out there. Well I have certain confusions about > the SIP. SIP is primarily for Session establishment and maintenance. The > data to be transmitted during this session is to be decided by the two > parties. How this is done and what about the port utilization on SIP end > and during the communicating (e-g RTP most common). > Secondly about the Microsoft RTC client is it fully SIP compliant API. > Like it maintains the Session and uses RTP for communication or is there > some thing else. I need details description on these issues > (Theoretical). > Now coming on implementation side, I am trying to use RTC client with > Dialogic DM-IP Link 3031A Card for SIP integration. Can anyone > experienced it, Please reply me personally if you can help me out, I > have troubling in signal forwarding back to dialogic device from SIP > client. > > Regards, > Rizwan Usman > > _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.cs.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/sip-implementors
