Project updated on java.net

"M. Rangnathan" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.voip.nist-sip
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello all!

If you are an observer on jain-sip.dev.java.net you may have noticed a 
flurry of updates. This is because the source code has been moved from 
the NIST repository (details of which posted earlier) to the repository 
on java.net.

As of now, here is the status of the project for JSIP V 1.2 :

-- API + RI + TCK is done.  We will not be making any more changes 
except for bug fixes  (these seem to have levelled off so things are 
stable as of now).
-- API + RI + TCK  will be submitted to the JCP afer Phelim has 
completed his review of the javadoc. I hope this will be some time soon.

Its taken a while to get here but I believe we have a pretty good API, 
RI  and TCK at this point. Several re-entrancy problems have been fixed 
in the RI, the performance has been dramatically improved (details on 
the  project website).  I have also added several new examples (some of 
which were contributed by the user community).

Here is the project URL:

http://jain-sip.dev.java.net


Join up and cvs check out the latest. Further development and bug fixes 
will be done on the java.net repository. Do use the bug tracker on 
java.net to submit any issues.

I'll keep the repository on the NIST site open for some time so if you 
are hacking on anything, you can commit the changes there and I will 
manually merge with the java.net repository. I'll be removing all 
access  in a week or so from there.

At this time, I'd like to acknowledge the feedback  and contributions 
from the JAIN-SIP user community and in  particular, I'd like to 
recognize the efforts and contributions of Jeroen van Bemmel in getting 
the job done. Jeroen contributed his time and expertise in defining the 
JAIN-SIP-1.2 API,  in identifying and fixing bugs in the RI and TCK and 
in validating the TCK.

Thank you.

Regards,

Ranga.



-- 
M. Ranganathan 

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