Roman Kravchuk <kravchuk.kp <at> gmail.com> writes: > This is update kamailio port to version 4.0.0
From http://www.kamailio.org/w/kamailio-v4-0-0-release-notes/ Kamailio version 4.0 brings a lot of improvements and new features to the leading Open Source SIP Server. Here's a few examples of the core new features in this major release (and the reasons we're releasing a 4.x series upgrade): * End of Kamailio – SER integration: In the 3.x release series, Kamailio and SER shared the core source code, but there was duplicated modules and different database structures. Now the project is back to one set of modules, with all the duplicated modules having been integrated. There's now one set of modules, not three. * New transport layer: Starting with this release, Kamailio supports the WebSocket transport layer (both plain and secure), in addition to UDP, TCP, TLS and SCTP. WebSocket support (as outlined in an IETF draft with one of the Kamailio developers as co-author) allow modern Web browsers and Javascript SIP stacks to place calls and chat using SIP for signaling. * Kamailio is the default application name (aka, default flavour), what the project is packaging. SER can be built manually, and the "SER" flavour is kept for historical and maintenance reasons.
