Piotr Gutkowski wrote:
Hello! I'm starting my work with SIP too.
I have downloaded few implementations and I'm considering which one will be good.
KPhone is Suse dedicated written in C++ but looks not bad for newbie because of small size. Maybe someone used it with Red Hat 9.0? No problems?
kphone is not Suse dedicated. kphone works an all linux distribution. It requires the qt library.
IMHO vovida is a bad starting point - much to big.
Vovida is huge but maybe has got the power (incl. MGCP, RTP, etc.).
that's H323 != SIPNistSIP & Ubiquity are Java oriented. BTW there is small SIP tutorial on Nist site. I'm getting information about SIP from Henning's site and from Sipcenter.
My friend suggested me to use OPAL (part of OpenH323 http://www.openh323.org/)
I you wan't to setup a SIP based infrastructure, I suggest iptel's SIP proxy (open source) (runs on unix-platforms). As client I suggest xlite for windows and kphone for linux.and I'm thinking about Asterisk working as a server - http://www.asterisk.org/)
If You have any experience with these implementations I will be glad to hear your opinion.
If you wan't to develop your own SIP application, it depends on the operating system.
Linux: kphone can be easily extended, or you just use the SIP stack (dissipate) from kphone and write your own application on top of it.
Windows: Use osip/exosip or resiprocate as SIP stack and write your own application. At the moment I'm not aware of an open source SIP client for Windows. Nevertheless theres a SIMPLE client included in resiprocate.
For RTP you can also choose from a lot of available open source RTP stacks.
A overview of available stacks (C/C++) can be find at: http://www.ict.tuwien.ac.at/darilion/bookmarks-sip-rtp-ua.html
regards klaus
Greetings
Piotr
Tae-Sam Kim wrote:
I am looking for a tutorial that explain how client-server applications(proxy) can be written in C++ using SIP. Also, I want to download all C/C++ libraries for implemenation using SIP. Where can I download free version of the libraries and installation instruction?
Thanks. Tae-Sam
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