Verbeiren, David schrieb:
> I'm not sure this is as easy to do because how would SIPp know which
> call to use for handling INVITE messages if it isn't based on the
> CallID? Sure it could be done but it would completely change the simple
> call mapping logic in SIPp (unknown CallID start a new call at first
> scenario step; existing CallID use same call as previous messages). 
After a look in the source yes it will be better to start a new scenario.
> Also
> it feels very counterintuitive to me. A scenario consists in a series of
> steps to execute for a call or session.  Register and a call are clearly
> two distinct scenarios and should not be mangled into a single one. Well
> ... that's just my point of view and I'm sure you could find a way to
> explain your suggestion makes more sense...
>   
Right, but they are depend on each other.
> Anyway, you might be interested in the 'ims_bench' code branch that we
> at Intel will populate in the coming couple of weeks (after a very long
> delay mainly due to legal procedures) and which provides an
> implementation of the ETSI IMS/NGN Performance Benchmark specification.
> This branch will have support for multiple scenarios in a single SIPp.
>   
Sounds like that what I'm looking for, great!
> It will require some more configuration than the original SIP but it
> should allow you to have a register and an invite scenario, with the
> invite one only done for the users that have previously registered. The
> implementation also brings quite a bit of randomness as that is part of
> the benchmark. Depending on your needs that might be just what you want
> or you might be able to limit that. The new branch will come with
> extensive documentation as it significantly differs from the current
> SIPp. Stay tuned...
>
> -David
>   
I do, thx for information.
clemix
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Clemix
> Sent: 28 September 2007 08:20
> To: Charles P Wright
> Cc: sipp-users
> Subject: Re: [Sipp-users] REGISTER before recv INVITE in one XML
> scenario
>
> Charles P Wright schrieb:
>   
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/27/2007 08:45:12
>>     
> AM:
>   
>>   
>>     
>>> Registration works fine. And the INVITE package will send with the
>>>       
> right 
>   
>>>     
>>>       
>>   
>>     
>>> Port to the UAS.
>>> But Sipp discard this massage because the CallID dosn't match 
>>> (reference.html#Unexpected+messages)
>>> but i Need to Reset the callID because Register and "recv" always
>>>       
> will 
>   
>>> have different one! Is there a solution. I didn't find any in
>>> doc or google. If i split the XML scenario file from sipp1 in to two 
>>> parts, first to Register and the
>>> second to receive it works but this is a bad solution i think.
>>>       
> Someone 
>   
>>> knows a solution?
>>>     
>>>       
>> Splitting the register and UAS is actually the preferred solution.
>>
>> Charles
>>     
> hm, in my test environment is it possible but i like to have a little 
> command like
> <resetCallID/> to do this. It can not be such complicated to implement 
> something
> like that because the reset is done every new Call or?
>
> clemix
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