LIBSIP++

Columbia SIP library in C++

Introduction

Using the library

API Documentation

Welcome to Columbia SIP library

The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a signaling protocol for Internet telephony, multimedia conferencing, instant messaging, presence, device control and event notification. LIBSIP++ is an easy to use C++ library that provides Columbia University's SIP implementation for user agent applications. SIP is an HTTP-like protocol with text-based messages and request-response architecture. The library uses other standards or protocols such as SDP (Session Description Protocol) for media capabilities.

Some important features of the library are:

• object-oriented interface
• multi-platform support (Unix and Windows)
• layered, event driven, multi-threaded architecture
• based on RFC 3261
• TCP, UDP and TLS transport support
• DNS SRV support

All licensing and support will be provided by SIPquest, Inc. Send all your licensing related questions to SIPquest or visit their web site for more information.

Send your technical support questions such as bug report or documentation request to cinema-support. All licensing questions to cinema-support will be discarded without response.

Author:

Main contributors: Kundan Singh, Jonathan Lennox, Sankaran Narayanan, Henning Schulzrinne. Authors can be reached at cinema-implementors mailing list.

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