timwil Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2011 #1 Hi Is there a way to get at the additional features in the Android SIP but not included in the SIP Library? I am assuming the reflection should do it? I am looking at Client A registering with the SIP Server. Client B registers with the SIP Server. Client A calls Client B. Client B answers. So we now have a circuit connection. With the current (1.0) SIP Library the only things they can do is to make an audio call or hang up. What I would like to do is to pass messages - like instant messages between the two. I would still like to get the audio going but also have the ability to signal between the two. Also I see that audio can be started - can it be stopped? Or do I have to mute it? Any help here will be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance
Hi Is there a way to get at the additional features in the Android SIP but not included in the SIP Library? I am assuming the reflection should do it? I am looking at Client A registering with the SIP Server. Client B registers with the SIP Server. Client A calls Client B. Client B answers. So we now have a circuit connection. With the current (1.0) SIP Library the only things they can do is to make an audio call or hang up. What I would like to do is to pass messages - like instant messages between the two. I would still like to get the audio going but also have the ability to signal between the two. Also I see that audio can be started - can it be stopped? Or do I have to mute it? Any help here will be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2011 #2 I believe that all features supported by Android are supported in this library. You can see the Java API here: android.net.sip | Android Developers You can end an audio call with SipAudioCall.EndCall. Upvote 0
I believe that all features supported by Android are supported in this library. You can see the Java API here: android.net.sip | Android Developers You can end an audio call with SipAudioCall.EndCall.
timwil Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 22, 2011 #3 I see what you mean I was hoping to be able to send messages back and forth but I do not see anything that would support that. I see that there is a general SIP connect using the open method but nothing useful past that! Thanks for the library - I guess I will have to do a work around for the other functions that I need. Upvote 0
I see what you mean I was hoping to be able to send messages back and forth but I do not see anything that would support that. I see that there is a general SIP connect using the open method but nothing useful past that! Thanks for the library - I guess I will have to do a work around for the other functions that I need.
