Hello,
i get some problem with the declaration of the nat callbackfunction.
i've done this example
int process_nta_request(nta_agent_magic_t *context,
nta_agent_t *agent,
nta_incoming_t *irq,
sip_t *sip)
{
...
return
The signature of nta_request_f (see nta.h line 179) must be like the following
int process_nta_request (nta_leg_magic_t *lmagic,
nta_leg_t *leg,
nta_incoming_t *irq,
sip_t const *sip)
{
...
return ...;
}
From:
Hi,
-Original Message-
From: ext Martin Drasar [mailto:dra...@optimsys.cz]
Sent: Monday, March 09, 2009 10:24 AM
To: sofia-sip-devel
Subject: Re: [Sofia-sip-devel] 904 No Matching Challenge
Jerry Richards napsal(a):
Hello All,
If my MD5 Authentication username is incorrect, I
Hi there,
I'd like to know it there is a way for me to pass a variable number of
tagged parameters for Sofia functions. For example, I have an array with an
unknown number of strings that represent headers, and I'd like to call
nua_invite() with a SIP_HEADER_STR() tag for each member of the
2009/3/9 Fabio Margarido fabiomargar...@gmail.com:
I'd like to know it there is a way for me to pass a variable number of
tagged parameters for Sofia functions. For example, I have an array with an
unknown number of strings that represent headers, and I'd like to call
nua_invite() with a
...oops, too fast clickin...
2009/3/9 Fabio Margarido fabiomargar...@gmail.com:
I'd like to know it there is a way for me to pass a variable number of
tagged parameters for Sofia functions. For example, I have an array with an
unknown number of strings that represent headers, and I'd like to
Hi Fabio,
I'd like to know it there is a way for me to pass a variable number of
tagged parameters for Sofia functions. For example, I have an array with an
unknown number of strings that represent headers, and I'd like to call
nua_invite() with a SIP_HEADER_STR() tag for each member of the
2009/3/9 Aleksander Morgado sofia-sip-de...@aleksander.es:
nua_invite(nh, ...other tags..., TAG_NEXT(tags));
Isn't TAG_END() needed here at the end? Or is it implicitly taken from the
tag list?
The NULL pointer at tags[n_headers].t_tag is used as sentinel. NULL is
as good as TAG_END()
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