Re: Problem using transactions when forking requests

Michael,

FYI - Ranga is referring to JAIN NIST 1.2 here (which has better support for 
forking, and better support for proxy applications in general).

Your application should create 1 ServerTransaction, not 2. How you associate 
the ST with the 2 CTs is up to your application, but you could use the new 
Transaction.setApplicationData API call for that

Regards,

Jeroen

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "M. Ranganathan" <[email protected]>
To: "Michalis Michail" <[email protected]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 4:45 PM
Subject: Re: [nist-sip] Problem using transactions when forking requests


> Michael
>
> Please take a look at examples/forked/invite
>
> I believe it does what you want and I believe it works. It should give you 
> a pattern from which you can work. Do cvs update from the NIST repository.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ranga
>
> Michalis Michail wrote:
>
>>Hi,again
>>
>>I am trying to build a statefull forking proxy ,but i am having truble 
>>using
>>Transactions.When i fork the incoming invite request ,into to two seperate
>>requests ,i cannot add a different ServerTransction to the second 
>>request.So
>>when a response arrives to the proxy i can only send one response back by
>>using the ServerTransaction.Also i have the same problem with the user 
>>agent
>>that created originally the request and sent it via the proxy.It can only
>>receive only one of the incoming responses.Because of that i cannot create 
>>two
>>different Dialogs as a result of the forked invite request. I was 
>>wondering if there is another way to send and receive the responses to
>>the forked request statefully without having to send and receive them 
>>statlessly.
>>Or if that is not possible how can i create a Dialog  by sending 
>>statelessly
>>the   invite requests and also receiving statelessly the following 
>>responses.
>>Thank you Michael.
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>
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