Hi,
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> Thank you Raphael.
> 
> Then, the situation changed: now I have AmB2ABSession (with caller leg)
> and AmSession. Is it possible to make AmSession as callee leg of
> AmB2ABSession?
> 
> But maybe I'm going wrong way.. =) There is incoming call UAC1 <-> SEMS.
> Then SEMS calls a group of numbers, after some call (UAC2) was
> established UAC1 should talk with UAC2.
Have a look at the "quizconnect" DSM tutorial, it does something very similar, 
in fact you can even simplify from there.

Stefan 
> 
> 
> 
> > that it is not explicitly supported at the moment. This means that you
> > can either: stay in the signaling path as a strict B2BUA, just relaying
> > everything to the other side (this is what the default AmB2BSession
> > does
> > when the relay mode is turned on), or add support for call transfer in
> > your application. This should be fairly easy, as you only need to send
> > a
> > REFER, and then read the NOTIFYs to know whether or not you can tear
> > down your call legs.
> > 
> > Cheers
> > 
> > Raphael.
> > 
> > On 04.10.10 10:56,     wrote:
> > > There are 2 call sessions: UAC1<->SEMS and SEMS<->UAC2, both are
> > AmSession.
> > > I want to transfer UAC1 to UAC2 and exclude SEMS from any SIP
> > dialogs.
> > > Can I use AmSipDialog::transfer for this purpose? I'm asking because
> > of
> > > AmSipDialog::transfer doesn't include Refer-To header in a REFER
> > request.
> > > 
> > > 
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> > > 
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