After working on the Asterisk iPhone port this weekend, I decided to try something a bit more complex and port the Sofia-SIP library to the iPhone. I had it working on my Nokia N770 tablet as a CLI SIP client and while it wasn’t pretty, it was a functional SIP phone. There are two key parts to getting this working on the iPhone:
- Port the Sofia-SIP core libraries, which is now complete (binaries are here)
- Port the simple cli client sofsip-cli. I’m in the progress of doing this now and hope to have something working soon. If everything goes as planned, I should have a working cli sip client on my iPhone. I’m not sure about the audio in/out, but I’ll cross that bridge when I get to it.
I’ll keep updating as I progress, but so far things are looking good.
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Confusion all around « Rudeboyapps’s Weblog | February 27, 2008 at 7:48 am
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