Re: [ATLSIP] How to use ATLSIP (dll) from a MFC project

[Joegen B. <joe...@gm...>]

There is a sample application under atlsip\OSSPhone\vc80-mfc directory
which uses the softphone interface in an MFC app.  I suggest you use
that as a basis.  No ATLSIP is not a managed DLL.  It's a native activex
object.


felipe balsa wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> i`d like to add some features (of VoIP phone) to my already 
> implemented project (SIP client but for non-voice services).
>  
> Then, i would use methods from ATLSIP in a similar way than OSSPhone 
> does. But my project is not .NET, it's just an MFC application. And i 
> don't need (and don't understand either) the part that creates an .msi 
> file. 
>  
> Is it possible? My knowledge on Visual studio is limited and so far 
> i've faced some troubles trying to link AxATLSIP.dll and 
> AxATLSIPLib.dll to my project. There was no "Browse" tab in "Add New 
> reference" menu so i had to add it manually editing the .vcproj file.
>  
> Btw, is ATLSIP a managed or unmanaged DLL? Does it have something to 
> do with the steps to use the library from a MFC application?
>  
> Thanks in advance. Best Regards,
>  
>                                          -Felipe-
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