Chris Elving wrote:
venugopal iyer wrote:
Send in your comments by 9/1/2006. If anyone needs more time, let me
know.
Why doesn't sip_stack_init() return a descriptor or handle? Is the
intention that only a single SIP stack can exist in a given process?
yes.
If so, that seems inconsistent with the design of other modern Solaris
libraries,
Which ones ?
and I think it's an inappropriate limitation. For example, one can
imagine a SIP server process that invokes 3rd party modules contained
in shared objects. Such a server might be deployed as a protocol
gateway, where modules need to initiate connections using their own
SIP stack.
Not really. 3rd party objects can use sip_sendmsg() to send the message.
The received messages will have to be de-multiplexed. Another way would
be to fork processes and have some sort of IPC b/w the processes.
Rao.
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