Java ME and Java EE: Group Hug with SIP
Filed under: java javame on Thursday Nov 13, 2008
Today, just the latest
report of many
on the rise of Session
Initiation Protocol (SIP) as the leading
standard for bringing people together online in chat sessions, video and voice conferences
and even multiplayer gaming. And for those
who are holding out, there are plenty of other people filling in the
gaps.Happily for Java developers, you are well supported. With the SIP API for Java ME, now part of the MSA platform, supported in the WTK, and in NetBeans for developing a SIP client.
And those of you who wish to extend or customize the basic functionality of the SIP server which brings lone users seeking a group session of some kind together, just yesterday Sailfin reached another milestone. This GlassFish based SIP server, which uses good old Java servlets as the basis for its programming model, now officially implements the very latest SIP Servlet API.
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thank you
Posted by tattoo on November 14, 2008 at 07:12 AM PST #
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Posted by nA on November 24, 2008 at 03:05 AM PST #
We have a two-part Technical Tip on asynchronous communication and SIP over at the Mobility Tech Tips blog, by Bruce Hopkins: <http://blogs.sun.com/mobility_techtips/entry/asynchronous_communications_with_java_me> and <http://blogs.sun.com/mobility_techtips/entry/asynchronous_communications_with_java_me1>
Posted by Christine Dorffi on December 10, 2008 at 10:53 AM PST #
Haregato...
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