2011/7/3 William King <quentus...@gmail.com>
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> Mayamatakeshi,
>
> Do you have a link to documentation that describes how to run multiple
> scenarios at the same time?
>
Just start multiple instances of sipp.
>
>
> On 07/02/2011 09:06 AM, sammy wrote:
>
> Hello, mayamatakeshi
> Thanks for your reply. I want to simulate a conference caller with SIPP,
> the conference caller must handle NOTIFY and another INVITE in one scenario,
> the whole sequence is as below:
> INVITE ----------> with call-id [xxxxx]
> 200 <---------- with call-id [xxxxx]
> ACK ----------> with call-id [xxxxx]
> REFER <---------- with call-id [xxxxx]
> NOTIFY ----------> with call-id [xxxxx]
>
> INVITE ----------> with call-id [yyyyy]
>
> 200 <---------- with call-id [yyyyy]
>
> ACK ----------> with call-id [yyyyy]
>
> So, your sugggestion for: one scenario for NOTIFY and another for INVITE
> and run them at the same time.. I think it do not match the sequence. Is
> there any other method to find the content of 200 OK message and then do
> jump handle? My 200 OK message with call-id [yyyyy] definitely has char like
> "meetme" and 200 OK message with call-id [xxxxx] has not.
>
> At 2011-07-02 01:15:55，mayamatakeshi
> <mayamatake...@gmail.com><mayamatake...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
> 2011/7/1 sammy <sa...@126.com>
>
>> Hi,guys.
>>
>> I want to do call scenario as below:
>>
>> NOTIFY ----------> with call-id [xxxxx]
>>
>> INVITE ----------> with call-id [yyyyy]
>>
>> 200 <---------- with call-id [yyyyy]
>>
>> ACK ----------> with call-id [yyyyy]
>>
>>
>> I just want to ack the invite handle with call-id [yyyyy], but when
>> scenario receive 200 OK for the NOTIFY handle with call-id [xxxxx] not my
>> expect 200 OK for INVITE with call-id [yyyyy], it will auto send ACK for it,
>> how could i identify the different 200 OK and send the right ACK at right
>> time?
>>
>>
> Hi. This is not possible.
> Why don't you just use one scenario for NOTIFY and another for INVITE and
> run them at the same time against the same server?
>
>
>
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