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A SIP library which doesn't suck
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A SIP library which doesn't suck

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= SIPper
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A SIP (Session Initiation Protocol for soft phones) library for Java 21+ which doesn't suck (pun intended).

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== Development status

There is a basic set of interfaces in the API.
Using the API and a configuration, it is possible to connect (REGISTER) and disconnect (UNREGISTER aka REGISTER with Expires: 0).
Incoming calls are being detected, but not yet routed to the SipEventHandler class.

There is basically no test yet, except a few which are being used for development.

== API stability

None yet, goal is to have good stability before 0.4.0.

== Implementation details

This library will make use of the Java 6+ Service Loader mechanisms.
As a developer, you can code against the API only and have only the API in your class path whilst compiling.
But for the runtime, the implementation will be needed as well.