Hi Bendan,
2011/3/21 Brendan Loudermilk bren...@apwit.com:
As a weekend project I've begun to play around with Sofia-SIP. I'm using FFI
to build a simple Ruby interface to some of the lower-level functions in the
library. My first goal is to be able to parse arbitrary strings from a Ruby
networking library. I saw the example on this page for parsing memory, but
I'm wondering if theres a simpler way.
What kind of strings you want to parse? Something like Contact:
sip:192.168.1.2:5060?
As a secondary question, what options are there for those of us who are
interested in the SIP/SDP protocol behavior implementations, but want to
implement our own networking? Are we forced to re-implement the various
behavioral RFCs in our implementation? Or is there an event-based hook
portion of Sofia that I have yet to discover?
I'm a bit loss what you want to do by yourself? Interface towards the
sockets and network? Something else?
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