Its actually a bit confusing:
from: sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];random=stuff;tag=value;other=value
Here all the parameters are associated with the URL.
However if you had a space as in :
from: sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];random=stuff;tag=value; other=value
(notice the space before the other)
Here the other parameter is associated with the SIP URL.
The above can be made clearer by using angle brackets:
from: < sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];random=stuff;tag=value >; other=value
However, the rfc allows for the former form.
Hope this helps.
Ranga.
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Jasson Casey wrote:
> I was curious, how do you differentiate a from-param from a other-param in
> the sip-url.
> -2543bis04 pages 20, 66.
>
> Specifically i could have
>
> from: sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];random=stuff;tag=value;other=value
> where the random is a other-param from the url, and the tag is a from
> identifier. I'm not
> quite clear as to how i would tell which is which. Any help or direction
> would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jasson Casey
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