Hi All,
 
I am new to sipXtapi. I am trying to establish a sip connection and I did not 
find any detail sample on the site. Can anone help me in this regards. Or send 
me a dot net sample.
 
Kashif



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PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:01:17 +0400Subject: Re: 
[sipxtapi-dev] sipxCallConnect causing CALLSTATE_CAUSE_SMIME_FAILUREHi, This 
looks very much like you don't have codecs' dlls in the reach 
ofsipXtapi.dll.They normally should be in the current directory for sipXtapi to 
find them.Try copying them from sipXmediaLib\bin to your current directory and 
seewhether this helps. On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 12:14 AM, Joe Huddleston<[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]> wrote:> Ok, I got my test application to actually make the 
connection.  Well,> partially.>> I had to add the following call before trying 
to make the connection:>> sipxConfigSetAudioCodecByName(m_sipInfo.instance, 
"PCMU PCMA> TELEPHONE-EVENT");>>> Now the call goes through and my X-Lite 
client rings.  However, as soon as> the call goes through my test app starts 
throwing this exception:>> Unhandled exception at 0x100bcc90 in siptest2.exe: 
0xC0000005: Access> violation reading location 0x00000058.>>> The exception 
only crops up when I make the sipxCallConnect() call, but> given the kind of 
exception it is, I suppose it's possible the problem> actually lies 
elsewhere.>> The last event I receive at my test app before the failure is> 
MEDIA::REMOTE_START::AUDIO.>> Any ideas here?  I'm comparing my code to the 
code for sipXezPhone, but as> it so happens sipXezPhone is also throwing these 
exceptions.>> I found a message board post from someone having a similar 
problem with the> PlaceCall application, and it was "fixed" by getting 
pre-compiled versions> of PlaceCall and sipxtapi.dll from SipFoundry.  However, 
I can't find> pre-compiled versions on the site anymore.>> Thanks,>> Joe>>>> 
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17:03:10 +0200Subject: [sipxtapi-dev] Connection hangs on authenticated BYEI'm 
using a recent sipXtapi version and get the following problem:    1. I 
successfully establish a connection.   2. I terminate the connection and the 
stack sends a BYE with a CSEQ      of e.g. 4711   3. The PBX sends back a 
status with 401 and indicates that the      request must be authenticated   4. 
The stack send an authenticated BYE with a new CSEQ of 4712 (using      
incremet function of the SipMessage). This seems to complete the      
transaction startet in point 2 and starts a new one.   5. The PBX sends back an 
OK but the stack does not accept it because      the mCSeqMgr of the 
SipConnection object is still at 4711. It      waits for ever for the response 
to the BYE. I don't how and where I should update the current transaction. Can 
anybody help? Regards,Andreas  --Forwarded Message Attachment--From: [EMAIL 
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-0400Subject: Re: [sipxtapi-dev] Connection hangs on authenticated BYEOn Wed, 
2008-07-23 at 17:03 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> I'm using a recent 
sipXtapi version and get the following problem:> >    1. I successfully 
establish a connection.>    2. I terminate the connection and the stack sends a 
BYE with a CSEQ>       of e.g. 4711>    3. The PBX sends back a status with 401 
and indicates that the>       request must be authenticated>    4. The stack 
send an authenticated BYE with a new CSEQ of 4712 (using>       incremet 
function of the SipMessage). This seems to complete the>       transaction 
startet in point 2 and starts a new one.>    5. The PBX sends back an OK but 
the stack does not accept it because>       the mCSeqMgr of the SipConnection 
object is still at 4711. It>       waits for ever for the response to the BYE.> 
> I don't how and where I should update the current transaction. Can > anybody 
help? This is a problem in core sipX, so I've forwarded your message to 
thesipx-dev mailing list.  (You should be getting a copy of that message.) Dale 
  
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