iOS Question SIP/VOIP

[Marcos Alves]

Is there any SIP library to implement voice calls in IOS/B4I? Anybody knows?

 

[Erel]

There is no SIP library available in B4i. In B4A it is based on the Android SDK. There is no similar feature in iOS.

 

[coslad]

is it possibile to wrap this ?

https://github.com/GargoyleSoftware/voip-client-ios/wiki/iPhone-SIP-Libraries

 

[Erel]

This is a list not a library.
The only one that looks relevant is: http://www.pjsip.org/
Its license is quite restrictive and it is probably a difficult library to wrap...

 

[coslad]

Unfortunately

 

[Marcos Alves]

This is a list not a library.
The only one that looks relevant is: http://www.pjsip.org/
Its license is quite restrictive and it is probably a difficult library to wrap...

Hi @Erel , THIS - http://www.linphone.org/technical-corner/liblinphone/overview - is a library for IOS and doesn't look to be complicated to wrap and develop for B4I... I already used LinPhone in an App for IPhone... What do you think? Is it possible to create a B4I library from that?

 

[Erel]

It looks like a quite complicated library to wrap and it's license is GPL which means that you will need to make your app open source as well.

They offer a commercial license as well. The price is not listed.

 

[coslad]

Erel you are right , but that library is even for android and seems it has a java version(b4j) , so you can implement a missing b4x capability , I mean video call , liblinphone support sip video call .
Who needs to use it into a commercial app has to pay the license , but for free app no license ....

 

[Marcos Alves]

It looks like a quite complicated library to wrap and it's license is GPL which means that you will need to make your app open source as well.

They offer a commercial license as well. The price is not listed.

Commercial use is always a relative concept. For example, you can offer the app for free and earn money with the calls completion ... and open source is a relative concept also: your app could be open but using paid plugins for some features. By the way, like Android OS...