- Copyright
- The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Networking
- Preface
- About the Author
- Foreword
- I. Fundamentals
- 1. Introduction
- 2. A Bit of History
- 3. IP Multimedia Fundamentals
- 4. SIP Overview
- 5. Multimedia-Service Creation Overview
- II. Core Protocols
- 6. SIP Protocol Operation
- 7. SIP Protocol Structure
- 8. Practice with SIP
- 8.1. What Is JAIN SIP?
- 8.2. JAIN SIP Architecture
- 8.3. The SipStack, SipProvider and ListeningPoint
- 8.4. The SipListener
- 8.5. Other Factories: MessageFactory, HeaderFactory, AddressFactory
- 8.6. Programs and Practice
- 8.6.1. Structure of the Applications
- 8.6.2. JAIN SIP Initialization
- 8.6.3. How to Test the Examples
- 8.6.4. Example 1: Building SIP Messages
- 8.6.5. Example 2: Using the Transport Sublayer
- 8.6.6. Example 3: Using the Transaction Sublayer
- 8.6.7. Example 4: Creating a Dialog
- 8.6.8. Example 5: Terminating a Dialog
- 8.7. Summary
- 9. Session Description
- 10. The Media Plane
- 11. Media Plane Programming
- 12. The SIP Soft-Phone
- 12.1. Scope
- 12.2. Architecture
- 12.2.1. Components
- 12.2.2. Interfaces
- Interface between Softphone1GUI and Softphone1Listener
- Interface between Softphone1Listener and the SIP Implementation
- Interface between Softphone1Listener and the SDPManager
- Interface between SDPManager and the SDP Implementation
- Interface between Softphone1Listener and the VoiceTool
- Interface between Softphone1Listener and the VideoTool
- Interface between Softphone1Listener and the TonesTool
- 12.3. User Interface and Configuration
- 12.4. State Model
- 12.5. Implementation Aspects
- 12.5.1. Soft-phone Configuration
- 12.5.2. Treatment of CANCEL Requests
- 12.5.3. Tag Calculation and Management
- 12.5.4. Error Conditions and Timeouts
- 12.5.5. Retransmissions
- 12.5.6. Call Management and Transactions
- 12.5.7. Reception of 486 Busy Here and Generation of ACK
- 12.5.8. SDP Handling and Media Tool Utilization
- 12.5.9. Session Termination
- 12.5.10. Playing Tones and Signals
- 12.5.11. Running the Code
- 12.6. Summary
- 13. SIP Proxies
- 13.1. What Is a SIP Proxy?
- 13.2. Transaction Stateful Proxies
- 13.3. Stateful Proxy Behavior
- 13.4. Transaction Stateless Proxies
- 13.5. Stateless Proxy Behavior
- 13.6. Practice: SIP Server
- 13.7. Summary
- 14. Securing Multimedia Communications
- III. Advanced Topics
- 15. Extending SIP
- 16. Presence and Instant Messaging
- 17. Call Control
- 18. Interworking with PSTN/PLMN
- 19. Media Servers and Conferencing
- 19.1. Basic Media Services
- 19.2. About KPML and the User Interaction Framework
- 19.3. Enhanced Conferencing
- 19.4. Framework for Conferencing with SIP
- 19.5. XCON Framework
- 19.6. Media Server Control
- 19.7. Other Media Services
- 19.8. Summary
- 20. SIP Identity Aspects
- 21. Quality of Service
- 22. NAT Traversal
- 23. SIP Networks
- 24. The IMS
- 24.1. 3GPP and IMS
- 24.2. High-Level IMS Requirements
- 24.3. Overview of IMS Architecture
- 24.3.1. The Home SIP Server and the Subscriber Database
- 24.3.2. The Outbound/Inbound Proxy
- 24.3.3. The Edge Proxy
- 24.3.4. The Application Server and the Media Server
- 24.3.5. The PSTN Gateway
- 24.3.6. The Border Function
- 24.3.7. The IMS Architecture
- 24.3.8. Call Flows: Nonroaming Case
- 24.3.9. Call Flows: Roaming Case
- 24.4. IMS Concepts
- 24.5. New Requirements on SIP
- 24.6. IMS Services
- 24.7. ETSI TISPAN NGN
- 24.8. Next Trends in IMS
- 24.9. Summary
- A. Source Code
- Acronyms
- References
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Martínez Perea, Rogelio.
Internet multimedia communications using SIP : a modern approach including Java practice /
Rogelio Martínez Perea.
p. cm. — (Morgan Kaufmann series in networking)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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systems. I. Title. II. Title: Internet multimedia communications using Session Initiation Protocol.
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