Looks like my problem is described in the NUA documentation:
sending a SUBSCRIBE with Event: header and two Accept: headers:
nua_subscribe(nh,
SIPTAG_EVENT_STR("presence"),
SIPTAG_ACCEPT(accept1),
SIPTAG_ACCEPT(accept2),
TAG_END());
fetching tag values when processing nua_r_subscribe event:
sip_accept_t *ac = NULL;
sip_event_t *o = NULL;
tl_gets(tl,
SIPTAG_EVENT_REF(o), /* _REF takes a reference! */
SIPTAG_ACCEPT_REF(ac),
TAG_END());
Problem is: o is still NULL afterwards.
This is my call to nua_subscribe:
nua_subscribe(op->op_handle,
NUTAG_URL((url_t*)extended_uri.c_str()), // added by JVDB
SIPTAG_FROM_STR(ssc->cose_address),
SIPTAG_EXPIRES(exp),
SIPTAG_EVENT_STR(event),
TAG_END());
event is set to "presence".
Jan
On 6/27/07, Jan Van den bosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let's say I receive a nua_r_subscribe event. How do I know what the Event
> header was in the SUBSCRIBE message that this event was a response to?
>
> For example, I do a nua_subscribe() with a SIPTAG_EVENT_STR("presence"). My
> callback function is called with a nua_r_subscribe event and the operation
> handle as parameters. How can I verify, through the handle, that the
> SUBSCRIBE indeed had an Event: presence header?
>
> nua_get_hparams() on the operation handle and tl_print() of the tags doesn't
> show a sip::event_str, which I was expecting.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Jan
>
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