>>> Chris Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10-Dec-00 6:27:35 PM >>>
>SIP's grammar and architecture has been largely based
>on HTTP, and this makes servlets an obvious candidate
>for creating SIP applications. Our company currently offers
>an application server which exposes a SIP Servlet API,
>and we wish standardise the API [the SIP forum (www.sipforum.org)
>as the Specification Lead] i.e. the creation a javax.servlet.sip
>package.
Note that you shouldn't do that unless you do it through the JCP.
Otherwise you're pretending to have an authority you don't have.
The JCP is a pretty easy standardisation system. You can find out
about it at Sun's site.
>I wonder if anyone on this list (especially from Sun) has
>any opinion about the standardisation of SIP servlets.
I would suggest that anything you do would have to be closely
co-ordinated with current, post JSR053 efforts, what we in the expert
group are calling: "Some Fun".
Danny: how about having a seperate list for "Some Fun" and inviting
Chris there?
Nic Ferrier
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