Re: reinvite response's dialog is not recognized

Becky,

Can you cvs update again and try it. First, the presence proxy is way 
way out of date. I will fix it right after I complete the JAIN-SIP-1.2  
TCK and am happy with the RI ( still a few kinks left). I shall roll 
around to the presence proxy in two weeks and upgrade that to JAIN-SIP 
1.2 ( should eat my own cooking  I suppose).

The reason for multiple route headers is that some element (SipUnit 
perhaps)  is using Strict route ( i.e. not setting lr in the route 
header of the request URI). Can you check if that is the case.

Regards,

Ranga
Becky McElroy wrote:

> Hello:
>
> I just tested my new REINVITE methods and saw the same Exception 
> encountered below also. I updated from CVS (last night) and no longer 
> got the exception, but there are a couple of issues still, or I'm 
> doing something wrong.
>
> 1. The setup is: user a (amit) establishes a call with user b (becky) 
> - INVITE->, <-OK, ACK->
> It is through the sip-nist presence proxy.
> Then amit sends reinvite, becky receives it and responds OK. Amit 
> receives just TRYING (two of them - you can see them at the end of the 
> sipunit.log) but never receives the OK. The second TRYING received in 
> the sipunit.log doesn't have the To-tag (and also comes much later, by 
> 4+ seconds). Interestingly, neither of the TRYING messages has a 
> To-tag if you look in the endpoint-stacktrace.log....!
>
> 2. After calling dialog.createRequest(Request.INVITE) and adding a few 
> headers, SipCall.sendReinvite() prints out the request before sending 
> and it has some extra 'Route' headers (the target of the re-invite has 
> been added twice to the Route list). You can see it in the sipunit.log 
> - search for: "We have created this RE-INVITE....".  Is it something 
> I've done to cause that to happen?
>
> Attached is a zip containing:
>     sipunit.log (output of the test method execution)
>     endpoint-stacktrace.log (stack trace for the stack used by 
> endpoints a and b)
>     test-method.txt (excerpt containing SipUnit test setUp(), 
> tearDown(), and testReinvite() methods)
>     SipCall.java (has the methods sendReinvite(), 
> waitReinviteResponse(), sendReinviteOkAck() for the REINVITE sending 
> side and for the receive side: waitForReinvite(), respondToReinvite() 
> - these are called by the test method)
>     SipPhone.java (the parent of SipCall)
>     SipSession.java (the base class of SipPhone, the only method of 
> interest used here is sendRequestWithTransaction()).
>
>
> Any help or tips appreciated!
> Thanks alot.
> Becky
>
> M. Rangnathan wrote:
>
>> Somebody set a to tag on your 100 respose so you see this rather 
>> descriptive error message :-) . In any case cvs update and you will 
>> be OK
>>
>> Ranga
>>
>> Hagai Sela (TA) wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have the following 3pcc flow: my nist-sip based server sends an 
>>> invite to endpoint 1, which is OK’d and ACK’d, then sends an invite 
>>> to endpoint 2, which is also OK’d and ACK’d, and then it sends a 
>>> re-invite to endpoint 1. When I receive the 200 OK response for the 
>>> reinvite I have a different dialog than the one I had on the first 
>>> request, and I also get this exception:
>>>
>>> Exception in thread "UDPMessageChannelThread" 
>>> java.lang.RuntimeException: bad things happened 100 in setLastResponse
>>>
>>> at 
>>> gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.SIPDialog.setLastResponse(SIPDialog.java:1986)
>>>
>>> at gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.SIPDialog.<init>(SIPDialog.java:806)
>>>
>>> at 
>>> gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.SIPClientTransaction.processResponse(SIPClientTransaction.java:1184) 
>>>
>>>
>>> at 
>>> gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.UDPMessageChannel.run(UDPMessageChannel.java:439) 
>>>
>>>
>>> at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
>>>
>>> logs are attached.
>>>
>>> Hagai.
>>>
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>


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