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Old 09-06-2008, 03:15 AM   #1
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I need to develop an application in java to make outbound and inbound applications through sip.I dont know where and how to start.I am unable to find even a sample application.please anyone refer me any url with sample application.

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Old 09-06-2008, 06:48 AM   #2
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Hello preetha!

Welcome to PC101.

I'm afraid software development is not my forte. Hopefully one of our other members will be able to help you!

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I am not sure if this will help, but you can look and decide.

Sun Microsystems has many avenues of help and support.

SIP and the Java Platforms
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Thank you both for your replies.I will look and try the URL as you suggested
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Let us know if the link helps you... that way we'll know for the future too!!
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Yes.that link helps me.but i need much more which helps to implement practically.If any sample application is there,i can test and understand more.

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Ahh... you're like me!

If I'm not sure how something works I like to see an example and the I can reverse engineer it! I find that much easier and more enlightening than learning something step by step from the beginning!
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Hi Lyte,
Are you kidding me?Is that a wrong way?
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Hi Lyte, Are you kidding me?Is that a wrong way?
It's not the wrong way for me! I usually only need to do one or two tasks on a piece of software and I don't have time to learn the WHOLE thing! So, if I can see how something already done the way I want it then I only have to study that one piece... not the whole thing!

I can be impatient at times so I don't always like to go step by step! It takes too long.

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