Open Source SIP Client for S60 Platform

[arpitm]

Hi,


I have some open source SIP client for Linux/Windows which I would like to port to S60 platform. Alternatively are there any existing open source SIP client for S60 platform ?

Thanks

Regards

AM
Graduate Research Assistant
Columbia University

[Nokia Ron]

I tried to find an answer for this but came up empty. I'm moving this to the VoIP forum where you might get more people to help.

I still am waiting for a couple engineers to respond if they have anything I'll let you know.

Ron

[david.caabeiro]

The only one I know of is jsip. Check http://pjsip.org

There are other open source alternatives of course, but you'll have to do the porting yourself.

[anklemet]

Hi arpitm.

S60 already has a built-in SIP client starting from S60 3rd edition.
SIP Client API provides a generic transaction/dialog level API
and a bunch of parsing utilities.
There is also SIP Profile API that can be
used for performing SIP registrations.
I think you should consider using these APIs
instead of spending time porting code from some other platform.

[edesilva]

Hi anklemet, I'm trying to do a application to config S60's SIP and enable VoIP features like Internet Calls and find available WLAN's, do you know any API I could use? I totally new at this topic. Thanks.

[Nokia Ron]

Hi,


I have some open source SIP client for Linux/Windows which I would like to port to S60 platform. Alternatively are there any existing open source SIP client for S60 platform ?

Thanks

Regards

AM
Graduate Research Assistant
Columbia University

I apologize for the late response, I have been traveling the past week. This is the response I got from the VoIP support.

I think Sofia SIP is the most prominent one. Others might be Telepathy, Ekiga, OpenWengo, Kphone in sourceforge or just try google.

I hope this helps,

Ron