I am trying to use DotNetPlaceCall. I have an account at FWD (FreeWorldDialUp http://www.freeworlddialup.com/ ) which means I have my own ID (phone number) and password. I also know the proxy (fwd.pulver.com).
When I try these values with DotNetPlaceCall I get a BadAddress error.
Can anybody help pls?
Thanks.
--mqm
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I obtained the .NET bindings (DLLs) from your binary download/zip (and *not* from SVN).
But then I used svn to download the whole wad, to get the example. I got the example built. When it wanted the DLLs for teh build, I put them in sipxtapidotnet-svn\trunk\sipXtapi\sipXcallLib\examples\bin so that the build could succeed, BTW.
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Well...you didn't give me much to go off of....unless you wanted me to point out the obvious -- using dlls from a variety of places is likely to cause problems.
I just verified that I can call 613@fwd.pulver.com, the echo test. Maybe you should try that first. Here's what my settings look like:
It worked for me following your pattern. Basically I was not using @fwd.pulver.com for Identity or the number to call. Adding it in both places made it work.
Suggestion: when you have a binary for download, please include the sipXtapi.dll that goes with it. I imagine that this will make lives a lot simpler. Some people want to use the .NET lib, not be in the business of C/DLL compilation with its many manual steps.
Thanks again!
--mqm
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I think you're right -- but I've kinda been strapped for time. I've uploaded a zip file of my source directory with everything pre-compiled in debug mode. The other packages were completely out of date, so I've removed them. Unfortunately, the new zip is 58mb. If you're interested in making a binary only package for download, I would greatly appreciate it.
- Josh
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3) I propose that the zip that you currently have for download, should also have the files above so that people can off the ground quick.
I have not even tried recompiling the world. I use the binaries from #1 and as for teh DLLs etc listed in #2 above, I already said where I got them (so I did not have to suffer trying to recompile)
Unfortunately I can't help because I have not compiled any libs myself.
As you can see, there's no reason why the zip has to be more than a few MB (<5).
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1) Yes....it was 83kb, but it's no longer on the web page because it was old, buggy and didn't include all the required files.
2) I know it didn't come with all the files, so I've uploaded a new zip that contains all of those missing files and then some.
3) I agree, but I'm really hoping someone will take over packaging for me. Otherwise, I'll get to it eventually.
Recompiling the world is a bit tricky because of all the SipXtapi dependancies -- but I can't do much about that. I would eventually like to write a pjsip.net client that doesn't have as many dependancies as SipXtapi.
What would actually be the best is a post-build batch file that copies all the files to the appropriate place and zips them up in a file that's ready to be uploaded to sourceforge.
I understand if you don't want to tackle this.
- Josh
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Hi,
I am trying to use DotNetPlaceCall. I have an account at FWD (FreeWorldDialUp http://www.freeworlddialup.com/ ) which means I have my own ID (phone number) and password. I also know the proxy (fwd.pulver.com).
When I try these values with DotNetPlaceCall I get a BadAddress error.
Can anybody help pls?
Thanks.
--mqm
I would like to point out that I obtained the DLLs sipXtapi*.dll from the zip at http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SIP_Softphone_gateway.asp?df=100&forumid=293020&exp=0&select=1473296
I obtained the .NET bindings (DLLs) from your binary download/zip (and *not* from SVN).
But then I used svn to download the whole wad, to get the example. I got the example built. When it wanted the DLLs for teh build, I put them in sipxtapidotnet-svn\trunk\sipXtapi\sipXcallLib\examples\bin so that the build could succeed, BTW.
--mqm
Well...you didn't give me much to go off of....unless you wanted me to point out the obvious -- using dlls from a variety of places is likely to cause problems.
I just verified that I can call 613@fwd.pulver.com, the echo test. Maybe you should try that first. Here's what my settings look like:
Username: 663577
Password: *********
Realm: fwd.pulver.com
Identity Display: Joshua Garvin
Identity Address: 663577@fwd.pulver.com
Audio Input: SigmaTel C-Major Audio
Audio Output: SigmaTel C-Major Audio
Sip Address To Call: 613@fwd.pulver.com
Thanks,
- Josh
It worked for me following your pattern. Basically I was not using @fwd.pulver.com for Identity or the number to call. Adding it in both places made it work.
Suggestion: when you have a binary for download, please include the sipXtapi.dll that goes with it. I imagine that this will make lives a lot simpler. Some people want to use the .NET lib, not be in the business of C/DLL compilation with its many manual steps.
Thanks again!
--mqm
I think you're right -- but I've kinda been strapped for time. I've uploaded a zip file of my source directory with everything pre-compiled in debug mode. The other packages were completely out of date, so I've removed them. Unfortunately, the new zip is 58mb. If you're interested in making a binary only package for download, I would greatly appreciate it.
- Josh
I am not sure we are on the same page. What I was saying is:
1) SipXTapiDotNet-Beta-Bin.zip is 83KB
2) It does not come with these files:
01/02/2006 03:11 PM 1,835,008 sipXtapi.dll
10/03/2006 02:12 PM 40,180 sipXtapi.lib
01/02/2006 03:00 PM 2,355,200 sipXtapid.dll
10/03/2006 02:32 PM 40,340 sipXtapid.lib
3) I propose that the zip that you currently have for download, should also have the files above so that people can off the ground quick.
I have not even tried recompiling the world. I use the binaries from #1 and as for teh DLLs etc listed in #2 above, I already said where I got them (so I did not have to suffer trying to recompile)
Unfortunately I can't help because I have not compiled any libs myself.
As you can see, there's no reason why the zip has to be more than a few MB (<5).
--mqm
mqm,
1) Yes....it was 83kb, but it's no longer on the web page because it was old, buggy and didn't include all the required files.
2) I know it didn't come with all the files, so I've uploaded a new zip that contains all of those missing files and then some.
3) I agree, but I'm really hoping someone will take over packaging for me. Otherwise, I'll get to it eventually.
Recompiling the world is a bit tricky because of all the SipXtapi dependancies -- but I can't do much about that. I would eventually like to write a pjsip.net client that doesn't have as many dependancies as SipXtapi.
What would actually be the best is a post-build batch file that copies all the files to the appropriate place and zips them up in a file that's ready to be uploaded to sourceforge.
I understand if you don't want to tackle this.
- Josh