Monday November 03, 2008 Taking small SIPs with Java ME technology
Here's an interesting article by Bruce Hopkins that shows how Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) on the Java ME platform is using the REGISTER method for sending a simple message asynchronously from one application to the other. See: SIPping from the Java ME tech firehose Here's a quote: In the previous example, you saw how easy it was for each user to communicate with each other using the MESSAGE method type. This was, of course, due to the fact that each user had a routable IP address, and there were no barriers in place (such as a firewall) to impede the communication between the devices. This gets a little tricky, however, when one or both of the users are located behind a firewall or NAT proxy as shown...Good stuff to dive deeper into if you'd like to learn more about SIP. |
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