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[OpenSIPStack] Opensipstack with PWLib 1.11.1

[Martin H. <mar...@te...>]

Hi,
 
is there a version of opensipstack available which compiles (and works)
with the current PWLib version 1.11.1?
The latest code snapshot of opensipstack (version 1.1.1) comes along
with PWLib 1.11.0 und does not compile
with the current PWLib.
 
Best regards
Martin Hillmeier

Re: [OpenSIPStack] on SDPtest and simpletest

[<yi...@si...>]

Hi, Dear Mr.Joegen,

  I do not set ptlib.lib in "Linker/Input/Additional
 Dependencies" for SDPtest and SIMPLETEST. I have tried to do as you
suggest to obtain the PTLib.dll by the way you suggest, but I failed.
Would you please also package the exe files in your Windows source code,
and now I can not pass the compiling for version 1.1.0. If you have
ptlib.dll, would you please E-mail me at your earlist convenience.

   Thank you very much!

    Yixin


> Hi yiwang,
>
> Please check that "PTLIB.LIB"  is NOT set in  "Linker/Input/Additional
> Dependencies"  in the property pages of SDPTest.   SDPTest are old
> projects that aren't updated recently so the still have the old
> dependencies active (refer to my previous explanation).    If you are
> insistent in using ptlib.dll as shared library, you can compile PWLIB
> yourself.  The PWLIB project files should be in opensipstack/src/pwlib.
> Open the solution and compile the ptlib project.  It should be able to
> compile pwlib.dll for you inside opensipstack/src/pwlib/Lib folder.  If
> you have further question regarding PWLIB, please go to
> http://www.voxgratia.org website and cosult the docs on how to build
> pwlib properly in windows.
>
> yi...@si... wrote:
>> Dear Mr.Joegen,
>>
>>    I ahve done as you suggested below, but the new SDPTest.exe and
>> SimpleTest.exe still require the ptlib.dll. If you have ptlib.dll or
>> SDPTest.dll and Simpletest.dll without requiring ptlib.dll, would you
>> please E-mail me at your earlist convenience.
>>
>>   Thank you very much!
>>
>>   Yixin Wang
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> If you are using version 1.1.0, you wouldn't be needing ptlib.dll.  All
>>> you have to do is to to have opensipstack as "dependency" to simpletest
>>> and sdptest.  If you are using Visual C++, you may be able to do this
>>> by
>>> adding simpletest and sdptest to the OpenSIPStack Workspace, right
>>> click
>>> on the project and choose dependecy in the popup menu.  It should list
>>> all projects in the workspace.  Just put a check on opensipstack.  Also
>>> make sure that linker inputs are deleted.   you may have ptlib.lib as
>>> linker input.  This would force the executable to look for ptlib.dll.
>>>
>>> If this doesn't work for you, you may also link statically to the
>>> libraries.  Add opensipstack.lib, ptclib.lib and ptlibs.lib as input to
>>> the linker.  the libraries for pwlib should be in src/pwlib/Lib and
>>> opensipstack should be in ./lib directory.
>>>
>>> Please join the mailing list for future questions.   Thanks!
>>>
>>> Joegen
>>>
>>>
>>> yi...@si... wrote:
>>>
>>>> Dear Mr.Joegen,
>>>>
>>>>  I am one master student at Uottawa working on VoIP, I am studying
>>>> SIP.
>>>> I
>>>> work on WindowsXP. I download your package, I compiled it and I obtain
>>>> SDPtest.exe and simpletest.exe. When I run these two software, they
>>>> require ptlib.dll, I only have ptlibd.dll from PWLIB. Would you please
>>>> e-mail me the ptlib.dll at your earlist convenience.
>>>>
>>>>    Thank you very much for your help.
>>>>
>>>>    Yixin Wang
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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Re: [OpenSIPStack] on SDPtest and simpletest

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi yiwang,

Please check that "PTLIB.LIB"  is NOT set in  "Linker/Input/Additional 
Dependencies"  in the property pages of SDPTest.   SDPTest are old 
projects that aren't updated recently so the still have the old 
dependencies active (refer to my previous explanation).    If you are 
insistent in using ptlib.dll as shared library, you can compile PWLIB 
yourself.  The PWLIB project files should be in opensipstack/src/pwlib.  
Open the solution and compile the ptlib project.  It should be able to 
compile pwlib.dll for you inside opensipstack/src/pwlib/Lib folder.  If 
you have further question regarding PWLIB, please go to 
http://www.voxgratia.org website and cosult the docs on how to build 
pwlib properly in windows.

yi...@si... wrote:
> Dear Mr.Joegen,
>
>    I ahve done as you suggested below, but the new SDPTest.exe and
> SimpleTest.exe still require the ptlib.dll. If you have ptlib.dll or
> SDPTest.dll and Simpletest.dll without requiring ptlib.dll, would you
> please E-mail me at your earlist convenience.
>
>   Thank you very much!
>
>   Yixin Wang
>
>
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> If you are using version 1.1.0, you wouldn't be needing ptlib.dll.  All
>> you have to do is to to have opensipstack as "dependency" to simpletest
>> and sdptest.  If you are using Visual C++, you may be able to do this by
>> adding simpletest and sdptest to the OpenSIPStack Workspace, right click
>> on the project and choose dependecy in the popup menu.  It should list
>> all projects in the workspace.  Just put a check on opensipstack.  Also
>> make sure that linker inputs are deleted.   you may have ptlib.lib as
>> linker input.  This would force the executable to look for ptlib.dll.
>>
>> If this doesn't work for you, you may also link statically to the
>> libraries.  Add opensipstack.lib, ptclib.lib and ptlibs.lib as input to
>> the linker.  the libraries for pwlib should be in src/pwlib/Lib and
>> opensipstack should be in ./lib directory.
>>
>> Please join the mailing list for future questions.   Thanks!
>>
>> Joegen
>>
>>
>> yi...@si... wrote:
>>     
>>> Dear Mr.Joegen,
>>>
>>>  I am one master student at Uottawa working on VoIP, I am studying SIP.
>>> I
>>> work on WindowsXP. I download your package, I compiled it and I obtain
>>> SDPtest.exe and simpletest.exe. When I run these two software, they
>>> require ptlib.dll, I only have ptlibd.dll from PWLIB. Would you please
>>> e-mail me the ptlib.dll at your earlist convenience.
>>>
>>>    Thank you very much for your help.
>>>
>>>    Yixin Wang
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>     
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] B2BUA

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi Ingmar,

Thanks for taking interest in OpenB2BUA and for the previous bug reports
you have given off list .  First thing...  If you are not already,
please use CVS head for OpenB2BUA because this application is under
constant development to make sure you get the latest bug fixes.   I am
giving my best effort to see to it that CVS compiles well in linux and
in windows.

the rest are inline....

Joegen E. Baclor wrote:
>
> Ingmar Schraub wrote:
>> Hi Joegen,
>>
>> I am currently trying the B2BUA application, but I run into 
>> difficulties.
>>
>> scenario:
>>
>> xlite -> b2bua -> asterisk (192.168.1.5)
>>
>> xlite shall register via b2bua with asterisk.
>>
>> I created a route [sip:*@schraub.de:*] 192.168.1.5:5060
The above route is syntactically correct.   Routing in OpenB2BUA is done
via wildcard matching.  The above wildcard might filter out URI's that
doesn't include a port since ":"  is definitely not part of the
comparison string.   I would rewrite it like this  [*@schraub.de*]
sip:192.168.1.5:5060

>>
>>
>> Since I did not know where to place that route, I put it in Upper
>> Registration Routes, B2BUA Routes and Relay Routes.
>>
OpenB2BUA can go in two modes.  1. Relay -  In relay mode OpenB2BUA
would be act a stateful SIP proxy.   Relay will be automatically done
for SIP Requests that doesn't resolve to any of the local interfaces
bound to OpenB2BUA.   So in the previous sample if schraub.de is not an
FQDN or a DNS SRV record pointing to OpenB2BUA, then it will be a relay.
2.  For Routes that resolve locally, OpenB2BUA will go in back to back 
mode and use the B2BUA routes.


>> Question a.) where is the right place? And what's the meaning of those
>> three route-possibilities?

1.  B2BUA Routes -  If the To URI contains a host resolving to
OpenB2BUA, the applcaiot will use either the local registration database
( priority ) or the static routes.

2.  If calls are to a remote domain, OpenB2BUA will use Relay Routes.
If there is not wildcard match in Relay Routes, it would use DNS resolution.

3.  For REGISTER requests for remote domains, OpenB2BUA will first check
Upper Registrar routes.
* If route is available, OpenB2BUA will "hijack" the contact address of
the REGISTER upon receipt of a 200 Ok.  Please take note that this has
not been tested yet in OpenB2BUA.  Although this functionality has
already been tested using OpenSBC which is a Relay Proxy only applicaition.
** If route is not available in Upper registration,  OpenB2BUA will
assume relay logic.



>>
>>
>> Question b.) the route above gets never triggered. b2bua tries always to
>> lookup the A record for schraub.de. It finds my external IP address of
>> my firewall and of course that's wrong. I want all SIP traffic routed to
>>  my Asterisk box. Therefore I specified the route.

Double check the To URI.  If it doesnt include :5060, remove the ":"
from the wild card string.


>>
>> So what's wrong? My concept? My configuration?
>>
>> thanks a lot and best regards,
>>
>> Ingmar
>>
>>
>>   
>
>

[OpenSIPStack] New development snapshot available

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

To All,

A new development snapshot is now available in the sourceforge download 
site. The version for the current CVS head is 1.1.0. Included in the 
release is support for hashed encryption for both SIP and RTP. Here's 
the Solegy press release:

Joegen
-----------------------------------------------------------


Solegy Announces Support for SIP Encryption
Method to Circumvent SIP Packet Blocking Technology Released to 
OpenSIPStack Community

Manila, Phillipines (July 3, 2006) - Solegy LLC, a leading provider of 
managed service delivery systems today announced that it has adopted 
support for encryption of SIP messages among service providers using its 
ServicePDQ managed platform. The news is timely as it addresses the 
recent disruptions to VoIP service caused by attempts to block SIP 
messages and media by network operators around the world.

According to Joegen Baclor, Solegy's head protocol engineer, "Over the 
past few months several state-controlled Internet Service Providers have 
implemented Internet filters designed to block VoIP calls using the SIP 
protocol." SIP, a peer-to-peer processing protocol, allows 
next-generation services—VoIP, video, instant messaging, and online 
games, for example—to take place through session initiation, 
modification, and termination. Adds Baclor, "with our recent encryption 
implementation, end-user customers of Solegy powered service providers 
in a blocked region will still be able to establish SIP sessions to 
other VoIP users or the PSTN."

The encryption support, available immediately, has been designed to work 
with SIP telephone adapter equipment manufactured by several vendors, as 
well as though the use of software proxies and SIP softphones. The wide 
range of deployment options at the customer premises will help ensure 
that the solution is available to widest possible range of users.

In addition to being available to users of Solegy's managed service, the 
company will also release the source code to its encryption module as 
part of the OpenSIPStack (OSS) community. OSS (www.opensipstack.org 
<http://www.opensipstack.org>) is a Solegy-sponsored open source 
initiative to provide application developers with a fully compliant, 
freely available SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) stack. The new 
addition of Solegy's encryption management module will add further value 
to projects incorporating the high-performance SIP stack.

[OpenSIPStack] Working OpenB2BUA is now in CVS

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

To All,

I am proud to announce that OpenB2BUA has recently been uploaded to 
CVS.  OpenB2BUa is a full implementation of a SIP Back To Back User 
Agent.  Unlike SIP Proxies, a B2BUA maintains a complete call state from 
initial setup to call tear down.  This makes OpenB2BUA an ideal baseline 
for applications wanting to do call accounting and call routing.   
OpenB2BUA is capable of both pure signaling mode and media proxy mode.  
The media proxy mode allows NAT traversal for RTP for almost if not all 
known NAT types.  Expect more development on this project in the days to 
come.

Joegen

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi Martin,

My advice is you use the UserAgent class instead of the SIPStack class 
and implement your own UserAgent::ProcessEvent().   Checkout 
OpenSBC::ProcessEvent() for a sample implementation.  OpenSBC is a 
Proxy/Registrar UA.

Joegen

Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my subscribe works fine now, but how can I receive notifications from
> the server?
>
> Thanks
> Martin
>
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
> Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:02
> An: Martin Hillmeier
> Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
> Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These
> files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH
> and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject
> within the next couple of weeks.
>
> As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample
> code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> /////////////////////
>
>   SIPStack sipStack;
>   sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);
>
>   SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
>   PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;
>   WORD targetPort;
>
>   if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )
>   {
>     std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" <<
> std::endl;
>   }
>
>   SIPMessage subscribe;
>   BOOL willUseProxy = FALSE;
>
>   /// create the request line
>   RequestLine requestLine;
>   requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>   requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );
>   subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );
>
>   Via via;
>   PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
>   WORD viaPort;
>   SIPTransportManager * transportManager =
> sipStack.GetTransportManager();
>   if( !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
>     SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
>     return;
>
>   via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
>   via.SetPort( viaPort );
>   via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );
>   via.AddParameter( "rport", "" );
>   subscribe.AppendVia( via );
>
>   /// Set From header
>   From from;
>   SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );
>   from.SetURI( fromURI );
>   from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );
>
>   subscribe.SetFrom( from );
>
>   /// Set To header
>   To to;
>   to.SetURI( uri );
>   subscribe.SetTo( to );
>
>   /// Set the call Id
>   CallId callId;
>   callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );
>   subscribe.SetCallId( callId );
>
>   /// Set the CSeq
>   CSeq cSeq;
>   cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>   cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
>   subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );
>
>   /// Set the contact
>   SIPURI contactURI = fromURI;
>   contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );
>   contactURI.SetPort( via.GetURI().GetPort() );
>
>   ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
>   subscribe.AppendContact( contact );
>
>   Event event( "presence" );
>   subscribe.SetEvent( event );
>
>   TransactionId transactionId;
>   sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE
> );
>
>   while( TRUE )
>   {
>     SIPStackEvent * event = sipStack.ReadEvent();
>     if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Final )
>       break;
>     else if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Message )
>     {
>       SIPMessage msg = ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
>       if( !msg.IsRequest() )
>       {
>         /// we got a response
>         std::cout << msg << std::endl;
>         if( msg.GetStatusCode() >= 200 )
>           break;
>       }
>     }
>   }
>
>   sipStack.Terminate();
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> //////////////////////
>
>
> Martin Hillmeier wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>  
>> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
>> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how 
>> to do.
>>  
>>  
>> Thanks in advance
>>  
>> Martin Hillmeier
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> --
>>
>> _______________________________________________
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>> ope...@li...
>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>>   
>>     
>
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Martin H. <mar...@te...>]

Hi,

my subscribe works fine now, but how can I receive notifications from
the server?

Thanks
Martin


-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:02
An: Martin Hillmeier
Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

Hi Martin,

Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These
files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH
and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject
within the next couple of weeks.

As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample
code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////

  SIPStack sipStack;
  sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);

  SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
  PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;
  WORD targetPort;

  if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )
  {
    std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" <<
std::endl;
  }

  SIPMessage subscribe;
  BOOL willUseProxy =3D FALSE;

  /// create the request line
  RequestLine requestLine;
  requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
  requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );
  subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );

  Via via;
  PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
  WORD viaPort;
  SIPTransportManager * transportManager =3D
sipStack.GetTransportManager();
  if( !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
    SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
    return;

  via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
  via.SetPort( viaPort );
  via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );
  via.AddParameter( "rport", "" );
  subscribe.AppendVia( via );

  /// Set From header
  From from;
  SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );
  from.SetURI( fromURI );
  from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );

  subscribe.SetFrom( from );

  /// Set To header
  To to;
  to.SetURI( uri );
  subscribe.SetTo( to );

  /// Set the call Id
  CallId callId;
  callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );
  subscribe.SetCallId( callId );

  /// Set the CSeq
  CSeq cSeq;
  cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
  cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
  subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );

  /// Set the contact
  SIPURI contactURI =3D fromURI;
  contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );
  contactURI.SetPort( via.GetURI().GetPort() );

  ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
  subscribe.AppendContact( contact );

  Event event( "presence" );
  subscribe.SetEvent( event );

  TransactionId transactionId;
  sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE
);

  while( TRUE )
  {
    SIPStackEvent * event =3D sipStack.ReadEvent();
    if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Final )
      break;
    else if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Message )
    {
      SIPMessage msg =3D ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
      if( !msg.IsRequest() )
      {
        /// we got a response
        std::cout << msg << std::endl;
        if( msg.GetStatusCode() >=3D 200 )
          break;
      }
    }
  }

  sipStack.Terminate();

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////


Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how 
> to do.
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance
>  
> Martin Hillmeier
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
>
> _______________________________________________
> opensipstack-devel mailing list
> ope...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Martin,

There might already be another application bound to 5060.  A softphone 
perhaps?   Try changing the port to another value, say 5070.

Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi Joegen,
>
> everything compiles without errors.
> But when I start the program it crashes.
> I have debugged and found out that in the call
> "sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);" 
> the listener for the socket fails:
>
> BOOL SIPUDPSocketList::Listen(
>   const PIPSocket::Address & addr,
>   WORD port
> )
> {
> 	.....
>
>     sock = new PUDPSocket( port );
>     ok = sock->Listen( addr );  //  --> fails
>
> 	.....
> }
>
> I have no idea why.
>
>
> Thanks for your help
> Martin
>
>
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
> Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 14:51
> An: Martin Hillmeier
> Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
> Betreff: Re: AW: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe
>
> Martin,
>
> Try getting the latest code from CVS or get the daily code snapshot from
>
> http://www.opensipstack.org/current/snapshot/opensipstack.tar.gz.   
> SetEvent() has only been recently added.
>
> Martin Hillmeier wrote:
>   
>> Hi Joegen,
>>
>> I get some compile errors with the sample code below:
>>
>> 1. 'Event' : undeclared identifier
>> 2. 'SetEvent' : is not a member of 'SIPParser::SIPMessage'
>>
>> What do I wrong?
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
>> Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...]
>> Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:37
>> An: Martin Hillmeier
>> Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List 
>> (ope...@li...)
>> Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe
>>
>> Hi Martin,
>>
>> Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These
>>     
>
>   
>> files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH
>>     
>
>   
>> and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject
>>     
>
>   
>> within the next couple of weeks.
>>
>> As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample 
>> code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the 
>> stack
>>
>> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>> //
>> /////////////////////
>>
>>
>>  SIPStack sipStack;
>>  sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);
>>
>>  SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." ); 
>> PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;  WORD targetPort;
>>
>>  if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )  {
>>    std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" << 
>> std::endl;  }
>>
>>  SIPMessage subscribe;
>>  BOOL willUseProxy = FALSE;
>>
>>  /// create the request line
>>  RequestLine requestLine;
>>  requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );  requestLine.SetRequestURI( 
>> uri.AsString() );  subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );
>>
>>  Via via;
>>  PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
>>  WORD viaPort;
>>  SIPTransportManager * transportManager = 
>> sipStack.GetTransportManager();  if( 
>> !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
>>    SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
>>    return;
>>
>>  via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );  via.SetPort( viaPort );  
>> via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );  via.AddParameter(
>>     
>
>   
>> "rport", "" );  subscribe.AppendVia( via );
>>
>>  /// Set From header
>>  From from;
>>  SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );  
>> from.SetURI( fromURI );  from.AddParameter( "tag", 
>> ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );
>>
>>  subscribe.SetFrom( from );
>>
>>  /// Set To header
>>  To to;
>>  to.SetURI( uri );
>>  subscribe.SetTo( to );
>>
>>  /// Set the call Id
>>  CallId callId;
>>  callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );  subscribe.SetCallId( 
>> callId );
>>
>>  /// Set the CSeq
>>  CSeq cSeq;
>>  cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>>  cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
>>  subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );
>>
>>  /// Set the contact
>>  SIPURI contactURI = fromURI;
>>  contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );  contactURI.SetPort(
>> via.GetURI().GetPort() );
>>
>>  ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" ); 
>> subscribe.AppendContact( contact );
>>
>>  Event event( "presence" );
>>  subscribe.SetEvent( event );
>>
>>  TransactionId transactionId;
>>  sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE 
>> );
>>
>>  while( TRUE )
>>  {
>>    SIPStackEvent * event = sipStack.ReadEvent();
>>    if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Final )
>>      break;
>>    else if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Message )
>>    {
>>      SIPMessage msg = ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
>>      if( !msg.IsRequest() )
>>      {
>>        /// we got a response
>>        std::cout << msg << std::endl;
>>        if( msg.GetStatusCode() >= 200 )
>>          break;
>>      }
>>    }
>>  }
>>
>>  sipStack.Terminate();
>>
>> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>> //
>> //////////////////////
>>
>>
>>
>> Martin Hillmeier wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Hi,
>>>  
>>> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
>>> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how
>>>       
>
>   
>>> to do.
>>>  
>>>  
>>> Thanks in advance
>>>  
>>> Martin Hillmeier
>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> -
>>> --
>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> opensipstack-devel mailing list
>>> ope...@li...
>>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>>>   
>>>     
>>>       
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>   
>>     
>
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Martin H. <mar...@te...>]

Hi Joegen,

everything compiles without errors.
But when I start the program it crashes.
I have debugged and found out that in the call
"sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);" 
the listener for the socket fails:

BOOL SIPUDPSocketList::Listen(
  const PIPSocket::Address & addr,
  WORD port
)
{
	.....

    sock =3D new PUDPSocket( port );
    ok =3D sock->Listen( addr );  //  --> fails

	.....
}

I have no idea why.


Thanks for your help
Martin



-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 14:51
An: Martin Hillmeier
Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
Betreff: Re: AW: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

Martin,

Try getting the latest code from CVS or get the daily code snapshot from

http://www.opensipstack.org/current/snapshot/opensipstack.tar.gz.   
SetEvent() has only been recently added.

Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi Joegen,
>
> I get some compile errors with the sample code below:
>
> 1. 'Event' : undeclared identifier
> 2. 'SetEvent' : is not a member of 'SIPParser::SIPMessage'
>
> What do I wrong?
>
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>
>
>
> -----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...]
> Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:37
> An: Martin Hillmeier
> Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List 
> (ope...@li...)
> Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These

> files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH

> and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject

> within the next couple of weeks.
>
> As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample 
> code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the 
> stack
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> //
> /////////////////////
>
>
>  SIPStack sipStack;
>  sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);
>
>  SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." ); 
> PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;  WORD targetPort;
>
>  if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )  {
>    std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" << 
> std::endl;  }
>
>  SIPMessage subscribe;
>  BOOL willUseProxy =3D FALSE;
>
>  /// create the request line
>  RequestLine requestLine;
>  requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );  requestLine.SetRequestURI( 
> uri.AsString() );  subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );
>
>  Via via;
>  PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
>  WORD viaPort;
>  SIPTransportManager * transportManager =3D 
> sipStack.GetTransportManager();  if( 
> !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
>    SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
>    return;
>
>  via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );  via.SetPort( viaPort );  
> via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );  via.AddParameter(

> "rport", "" );  subscribe.AppendVia( via );
>
>  /// Set From header
>  From from;
>  SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );  
> from.SetURI( fromURI );  from.AddParameter( "tag", 
> ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );
>
>  subscribe.SetFrom( from );
>
>  /// Set To header
>  To to;
>  to.SetURI( uri );
>  subscribe.SetTo( to );
>
>  /// Set the call Id
>  CallId callId;
>  callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );  subscribe.SetCallId( 
> callId );
>
>  /// Set the CSeq
>  CSeq cSeq;
>  cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>  cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
>  subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );
>
>  /// Set the contact
>  SIPURI contactURI =3D fromURI;
>  contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );  contactURI.SetPort(
> via.GetURI().GetPort() );
>
>  ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" ); 
> subscribe.AppendContact( contact );
>
>  Event event( "presence" );
>  subscribe.SetEvent( event );
>
>  TransactionId transactionId;
>  sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE 
> );
>
>  while( TRUE )
>  {
>    SIPStackEvent * event =3D sipStack.ReadEvent();
>    if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Final )
>      break;
>    else if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Message )
>    {
>      SIPMessage msg =3D ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
>      if( !msg.IsRequest() )
>      {
>        /// we got a response
>        std::cout << msg << std::endl;
>        if( msg.GetStatusCode() >=3D 200 )
>          break;
>      }
>    }
>  }
>
>  sipStack.Terminate();
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> //
> //////////////////////
>
>
>
> Martin Hillmeier wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>  
>> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
>> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how

>> to do.
>>  
>>  
>> Thanks in advance
>>  
>> Martin Hillmeier
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>> -
>> --
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> opensipstack-devel mailing list
>> ope...@li...
>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>>   
>>     
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi Martin,

Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These 
files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH 
and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject 
within the next couple of weeks.

As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample 
code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  SIPStack sipStack;
  sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);

  SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
  PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;
  WORD targetPort;

  if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )
  {
    std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" << std::endl;
  }

  SIPMessage subscribe;
  BOOL willUseProxy = FALSE;

  /// create the request line
  RequestLine requestLine;
  requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
  requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );
  subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );

  Via via;
  PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
  WORD viaPort;
  SIPTransportManager * transportManager = sipStack.GetTransportManager();
  if( !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
    SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
    return;

  via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
  via.SetPort( viaPort );
  via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );
  via.AddParameter( "rport", "" );
  subscribe.AppendVia( via );

  /// Set From header
  From from;
  SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );
  from.SetURI( fromURI );
  from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );

  subscribe.SetFrom( from );

  /// Set To header
  To to;
  to.SetURI( uri );
  subscribe.SetTo( to );

  /// Set the call Id
  CallId callId;
  callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );
  subscribe.SetCallId( callId );

  /// Set the CSeq
  CSeq cSeq;
  cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
  cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
  subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );

  /// Set the contact
  SIPURI contactURI = fromURI;
  contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );
  contactURI.SetPort( via.GetURI().GetPort() );

  ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
  subscribe.AppendContact( contact );

  Event event( "presence" );
  subscribe.SetEvent( event );

  TransactionId transactionId;
  sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE );

  while( TRUE )
  {
    SIPStackEvent * event = sipStack.ReadEvent();
    if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Final )
      break;
    else if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Message )
    {
      SIPMessage msg = ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
      if( !msg.IsRequest() )
      {
        /// we got a response
        std::cout << msg << std::endl;
        if( msg.GetStatusCode() >= 200 )
          break;
      }
    }
  }

  sipStack.Terminate();

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I 
> can send a SUBSCRIBE
> with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how to do.
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance
>  
> Martin Hillmeier
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> _______________________________________________
> opensipstack-devel mailing list
> ope...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Martin,

Try getting the latest code from CVS or get the daily code snapshot 
from  
http://www.opensipstack.org/current/snapshot/opensipstack.tar.gz.   
SetEvent() has only been recently added.

Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi Joegen,
>
> I get some compile errors with the sample code below:
>
> 1. 'Event' : undeclared identifier
> 2. 'SetEvent' : is not a member of 'SIPParser::SIPMessage'
>
> What do I wrong?
>
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>
>
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
> Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:37
> An: Martin Hillmeier
> Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
> Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These
> files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH
> and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject
> within the next couple of weeks.
>
> As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample
> code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ///////////////////// 
>
>
>  SIPStack sipStack;
>  sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);
>
>  SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
> PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;  WORD targetPort;
>
>  if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )  {
>    std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" <<
> std::endl;  }
>
>  SIPMessage subscribe;
>  BOOL willUseProxy = FALSE;
>
>  /// create the request line
>  RequestLine requestLine;
>  requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>  requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );  subscribe.SetStartLine(
> requestLine );
>
>  Via via;
>  PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
>  WORD viaPort;
>  SIPTransportManager * transportManager =
> sipStack.GetTransportManager();  if(
> !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
>    SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
>    return;
>
>  via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
>  via.SetPort( viaPort );
>  via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );  via.AddParameter(
> "rport", "" );  subscribe.AppendVia( via );
>
>  /// Set From header
>  From from;
>  SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );  from.SetURI(
> fromURI );  from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );
>
>  subscribe.SetFrom( from );
>
>  /// Set To header
>  To to;
>  to.SetURI( uri );
>  subscribe.SetTo( to );
>
>  /// Set the call Id
>  CallId callId;
>  callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );  subscribe.SetCallId( callId
> );
>
>  /// Set the CSeq
>  CSeq cSeq;
>  cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
>  cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
>  subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );
>
>  /// Set the contact
>  SIPURI contactURI = fromURI;
>  contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );  contactURI.SetPort(
> via.GetURI().GetPort() );
>
>  ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
> subscribe.AppendContact( contact );
>
>  Event event( "presence" );
>  subscribe.SetEvent( event );
>
>  TransactionId transactionId;
>  sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE );
>
>  while( TRUE )
>  {
>    SIPStackEvent * event = sipStack.ReadEvent();
>    if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Final )
>      break;
>    else if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Message )
>    {
>      SIPMessage msg = ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
>      if( !msg.IsRequest() )
>      {
>        /// we got a response
>        std::cout << msg << std::endl;
>        if( msg.GetStatusCode() >= 200 )
>          break;
>      }
>    }
>  }
>
>  sipStack.Terminate();
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ////////////////////// 
>
>
>
> Martin Hillmeier wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>  
>> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
>> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how 
>> to do.
>>  
>>  
>> Thanks in advance
>>  
>> Martin Hillmeier
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> --
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> opensipstack-devel mailing list
>> ope...@li...
>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>>   
>>     
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Martin H. <mar...@te...>]

Hi Joegen,

I get some compile errors with the sample code below:

1. 'Event' : undeclared identifier
2. 'SetEvent' : is not a member of 'SIPParser::SIPMessage'

What do I wrong?


Thanks for your help.




-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Joegen E. Baclor [mailto:jo...@pl...] 
Gesendet: Montag, 19. Juni 2006 12:37
An: Martin Hillmeier
Cc: Opensipstack Mailing List (ope...@li...)
Betreff: Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

Hi Martin,

Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These
files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH
and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject
within the next couple of weeks.

As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample
code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////// 


 SIPStack sipStack;
 sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);

 SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;  WORD targetPort;

 if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )  {
   std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" <<
std::endl;  }

 SIPMessage subscribe;
 BOOL willUseProxy =3D FALSE;

 /// create the request line
 RequestLine requestLine;
 requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
 requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );  subscribe.SetStartLine(
requestLine );

 Via via;
 PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
 WORD viaPort;
 SIPTransportManager * transportManager =3D
sipStack.GetTransportManager();  if(
!transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
   SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
   return;

 via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
 via.SetPort( viaPort );
 via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );  via.AddParameter(
"rport", "" );  subscribe.AppendVia( via );

 /// Set From header
 From from;
 SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );  from.SetURI(
fromURI );  from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );

 subscribe.SetFrom( from );

 /// Set To header
 To to;
 to.SetURI( uri );
 subscribe.SetTo( to );

 /// Set the call Id
 CallId callId;
 callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );  subscribe.SetCallId( callId
);

 /// Set the CSeq
 CSeq cSeq;
 cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
 cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
 subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );

 /// Set the contact
 SIPURI contactURI =3D fromURI;
 contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );  contactURI.SetPort(
via.GetURI().GetPort() );

 ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
subscribe.AppendContact( contact );

 Event event( "presence" );
 subscribe.SetEvent( event );

 TransactionId transactionId;
 sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE );

 while( TRUE )
 {
   SIPStackEvent * event =3D sipStack.ReadEvent();
   if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Final )
     break;
   else if( event->GetType() =3D=3D SIPStackEvent::Message )
   {
     SIPMessage msg =3D ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
     if( !msg.IsRequest() )
     {
       /// we got a response
       std::cout << msg << std::endl;
       if( msg.GetStatusCode() >=3D 200 )
         break;
     }
   }
 }

 sipStack.Terminate();

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////// 



Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
> send a SUBSCRIBE with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how 
> to do.
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance
>  
> Martin Hillmeier
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
>
> _______________________________________________
> opensipstack-devel mailing list
> ope...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>   

Re: [OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi Martin,

Subscribe and Notify will be part of the RFC3265Session* files.  These 
files are yet to be checked into the CVS head when support for PUBLISH 
and PIDF are finished.  I am expecting new development on this subject 
within the next couple of weeks.

As for constructing and sending a SUBSCRIBE, I have attached a sample 
code that demonstrates creation and sending of SUBSCRIBE using the stack

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 


 SIPStack sipStack;
 sipStack.AddTransport( SIPTransport::UDP, "", 5060);

 SIPURI uri( "sip:som...@ex..." );
 PIPSocket::Address targetAddress;
 WORD targetPort;

 if( SIPTransport::Resolve( uri, targetAddress, targetPort ) )
 {
   std::cerr << uri << " does not resolve to an IP Address" << std::endl;
 }

 SIPMessage subscribe;
 BOOL willUseProxy = FALSE;

 /// create the request line
 RequestLine requestLine;
 requestLine.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
 requestLine.SetRequestURI( uri.AsString() );
 subscribe.SetStartLine( requestLine );

 Via via;
 PIPSocket::Address viaHost;
 WORD viaPort;
 SIPTransportManager * transportManager = sipStack.GetTransportManager();
 if( !transportManager->GetListenerAddress(
   SIPTransport::UDP, targetAddress, viaHost, viaPort ))
   return;

 via.SetAddress( viaHost.AsString() );
 via.SetPort( viaPort );
 via.SetBranch( ParserTools::GenBranchParameter() );
 via.AddParameter( "rport", "" );
 subscribe.AppendVia( via );

 /// Set From header
 From from;
 SIPURI fromURI( "sip:so...@ex..." );
 from.SetURI( fromURI );
 from.AddParameter( "tag", ParserTools::GenTagParameter() );

 subscribe.SetFrom( from );

 /// Set To header
 To to;
 to.SetURI( uri );
 subscribe.SetTo( to );

 /// Set the call Id
 CallId callId;
 callId.SetHeaderBody( "call-id-123456" );
 subscribe.SetCallId( callId );

 /// Set the CSeq
 CSeq cSeq;
 cSeq.SetMethod( "SUBSCRIBE" );
 cSeq.SetSequence( 4711 );
 subscribe.SetCSeq( cSeq );

 /// Set the contact
 SIPURI contactURI = fromURI;
 contactURI.SetHost( via.GetURI().GetHost() );
 contactURI.SetPort( via.GetURI().GetPort() );

 ContactURI contact( contactURI, "My Display Name" );
 subscribe.AppendContact( contact );

 Event event( "presence" );
 subscribe.SetEvent( event );

 TransactionId transactionId;
 sipStack.FindTransactionAndAddEvent( subscribe, transactionId, FALSE );

 while( TRUE )
 {
   SIPStackEvent * event = sipStack.ReadEvent();
   if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Final )
     break;
   else if( event->GetType() == SIPStackEvent::Message )
   {
     SIPMessage msg = ((SIPMessageArrival*)event)->GetMessage();
     if( !msg.IsRequest() )
     {
       /// we got a response
       std::cout << msg << std::endl;
       if( msg.GetStatusCode() >= 200 )
         break;
     }
   }
 }

 sipStack.Terminate();

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 



Martin Hillmeier wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can 
> send a SUBSCRIBE
> with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how to do.
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance
>  
> Martin Hillmeier
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> _______________________________________________
> opensipstack-devel mailing list
> ope...@li...
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-devel
>   

[OpenSIPStack] Simple Sample for Subscribe

[Martin H. <mar...@te...>]

Hi,
 
can somebody give me a simple sample (few lines of code) how I can send
a SUBSCRIBE
with opensipstack. I'm a newbie and have no idea how to do.
 
 
Thanks in advance
 
Martin Hillmeier

Re: [OpenSIPStack] OpenSBC has been added to OpenSIPStack Applications

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

To All,

A very basic Howto for OpenSBC can be found here 
http://www.opensipstack.org/docs/opensbc/opensbc-howto.html




Joegen E. Baclor wrote:
> To All,
>
> OpenSBC is already part of the applications included in the library as 
> of current development release 1.0.2 of opensipstack.  OpenSBC can be 
> used as a Registrar/Proxy and as a router for external domains.   
> Documentation are currently being written on how to compile and 
> configure OpenSBC and is anticipated to be out on Monday. I'll make an 
> announcement as son as the docs are out.  For those people who are 
> attempting to compile OpenSIPStack and OpenSBC, currently and are having 
> problems, please feel free to mail the list and I would personally help 
> you out whenever possible.
>
> Thank you very much and welcome to OpenSIPStack!
>
> Joegen
>
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[OpenSIPStack] OpenSBC has been added to OpenSIPStack Applications

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

To All,

OpenSBC is already part of the applications included in the library as 
of current development release 1.0.2 of opensipstack.  OpenSBC can be 
used as a Registrar/Proxy and as a router for external domains.   
Documentation are currently being written on how to compile and 
configure OpenSBC and is anticipated to be out on Monday. I'll make an 
announcement as son as the docs are out.  For those people who are 
attempting to compile OpenSIPStack and OpenSBC, currently and are having 
problems, please feel free to mail the list and I would personally help 
you out whenever possible.

Thank you very much and welcome to OpenSIPStack!

Joegen

[OpenSIPStack] CVS Outage

[Joegen E. B. <jo...@pl...>]

Hi Everyone,


OpenSIPStack CVS is currently having problems.  This resulted to a lot 
of code in my out-tray not being commited to CVS for the past week.  One 
major software is added to the app directory called OpenSBC.  OpenSBC 
will be the flagship application for opensipstack.  There are also some 
work done on call transfers (REFER) and MWI.  I will post to this list 
again as soon as CVS goes back up.

The following status reports are posted in Sourceforge as of time of 
writing.


(* 2006-05-10 04:43:14* - Project CVS Service )   As of 2006-05-09 the 
developer CVS server had a disk-failure. As the new CVS infrastructure 
is in its final phases of rollout, we'll be deploying it, in place of 
the current infrastructure, by end of week. We'll be sending out an 
email to project administrators with further details later in the day, 
regarding how to access the new CVS servers and the changes that 
occurred with the new infrastructure.

(* 2006-05-05 07:55:54* - Project CVS Service )   As of 2006-05-05 we 
are still waiting on all the hardware for the replacement CVS 
infrastructure. A few of the machines we received from our vendor had 
disk issues shortly after configuration, so we are vetting all the 
systems for issues, and reloading a few of them. The service deployment 
itself is running smoothly and we don't anticipate any problems other 
than the existing hardware issues that we are working through with the 
vendor. We are currently estimating a deployment for the end of next 
week (May 12th).

Joegen

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