Re: [pjsip] SIP Browser Embedded
Hi,
Like ZAP!, that embedded SIP into Mozilla Framework, I have embedded
PJSIP into Mozilla Framework also.
The difference is that ZAP!! runs as a standalone app. known as an
XULRUNNER app. while I have only integrated SIP into Firefox to achieve
HTTP Session Mobility. I guess you and I can extend it as much as we want!!!.
See
http://crg.ee.uct.ac.za/members/micadeyeye/index.php?content=my_blog&blog_no=23
Yours,
Mike.
Marco Zissen wrote:
Hi all,
I'm just using RTP/RTCP streams to stream audio from/to a java applet.
I use jlibrtp for it (http://jlibrtp.org/).
The SIP functionality (eg. a console app) must run on a separate server and
isn't completly embedded into
a java applet. But it's quite easy to use.
If someone is interested into it, I can provide some sample code. But it's
for G711, only.
Kind regards,
Marco
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This might be an alternative?
Hi Nigel,
I have only tried to transfer existing web session using SIP as the
transport mechanism hence, the name HTTP Session Mobility. I tried
mapping what I refer to as Content Sharing and Session Transfer to
Third Party Call Control and Session Hand-off in SIP Session Mobility
respectively. In Content Sharing, the source browser and destination
browser have access to same web resource while in Session Transfer, the
source browser transfers its session or state information (cookies,
session-id, hidden HTML element e.t.c.) to another browser or UAC and
requires signing-in again should the source browser want to continue.
All state information are transferred using SIP MESSAGE method,
out-of-dialog process though I am thinking of using SIP INFO in a dialog
context.
I envisage spamming when this service is fully provided. Owing to this,
I hope to provide a SIP AS that co-ordinates the mobility process i.e.
grant or deny the message transfer process.
Looking forward to your contributions.
Mike.
Nigel Hsiung wrote:
Hi Mike,
When u say HTTP Session Mobility using PJSIP, do u mean u have
modified PJSIP to support SIP session mobility (SIP signaling is
maintained with media even if IP/port of the host has changed) using
TCP ?
Whats the difference between HTTP Session Mobility and SIP session
mobility?
best,
Nigel
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2008 23:31:30 +0200
From: micadeyeye@crg.ee.uct.ac.za
To: pjsip@lists.pjsip.org
Subject: Re: [pjsip] SIP Browser Embedded
Hi,
Like ZAP!, that embedded SIP into Mozilla Framework, I have embedded
PJSIP into Mozilla Framework also.
The difference is that ZAP!! runs as a standalone app. known as an
XULRUNNER app. while I have only integrated SIP into Firefox to achieve
HTTP Session Mobility. I guess you and I can extend it as much as we
want!!!.
See
Yours,
Mike.
Marco Zissen wrote:
Hi all,
I'm just using RTP/RTCP streams to stream audio from/to a java applet.
I use jlibrtp for it (http://jlibrtp.org/).
The SIP functionality (eg. a console app) must run on a separate
server and
isn't completly embedded into
a java applet. But it's quite easy to use.
If someone is interested into it, I can provide some sample code.
But it's
for G711, only.
Kind regards,
Marco
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This might be an alternative?
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Hi Mike,
When u say HTTP Session Mobility using PJSIP, do u mean u have modified PJSIP to support SIP session mobility (SIP signaling is maintained with media even if IP/port of the host has changed) using TCP ?
Whats the difference between HTTP Session Mobility and SIP session mobility?
best,
Nigel
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2008 23:31:30 +0200
From: micadeyeye@crg.ee.uct.ac.za
To: pjsip@lists.pjsip.org
Subject: Re: [pjsip] SIP Browser Embedded
Hi,
Like ZAP!, that embedded SIP into Mozilla Framework, I have embedded
PJSIP into Mozilla Framework also.
The difference is that ZAP!! runs as a standalone app. known as an
XULRUNNER app. while I have only integrated SIP into Firefox to achieve
HTTP Session Mobility. I guess you and I can extend it as much as we want!!!.
See
http://crg.ee.uct.ac.za/members/micadeyeye/index.php?content=my_blog&blog_no=23
Yours,
Mike.
Marco Zissen wrote:
Hi all,
I'm just using RTP/RTCP streams to stream audio from/to a java applet.
I use jlibrtp for it (http://jlibrtp.org/).
The SIP functionality (eg. a console app) must run on a separate server and
isn't completly embedded into
a java applet. But it's quite easy to use.
If someone is interested into it, I can provide some sample code. But it's
for G711, only.
Kind regards,
Marco
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: pjsip-bounces@lists.pjsip.org [mailto:pjsip-bounces@lists.pjsip.org] Im
Auftrag von Pedro Sanchez
Gesendet: Freitag, 29. Februar 2008 16:58
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This might be an alternative?
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