Ankit Bhandari

Dear friends,
I am trying to find out a way to read SIP port inside init() method of a servlet. I have a scenario where SIP Port used by container is not a default one (5060), in one call scenario i need the SIP PORT on which container listens. Please provide you inputs, i appreciate any help provided.

Thank you
Regards,
Ankit Bhandari

Hi All,
I am trying to deploy RAR file ( ResourceAdapter file ) & EJB JAR file ( Message Driven bean file ) together on my sailfin(Glassfish) server. Can you please help me in getting it done. Is there any common file that i can created using these two RAR & JAR file, and can deploy only that file.

I appreciate any help provided.

Thank you
Regards,
Ankit Bhandari

Hi All,
I am trying to deploy RAR file ( ResourceAdapter file ) & EJB JAR file ( Message Driven bean file ) together on my sailfin(Glassfish) server. Can you please help me in getting it done. Is there any common file that i can created using these two RAR & JAR file, and can deploy only that file.

I appreciate any help provided.

Thank you
Regards,
Ankit Bhandari

Hi Frends,
I am trying to send Out-Of-dialog REFER through a Sip servlet. I am using sailfin, do we have sample code that i can take as reference and start with. I tried by changing sample code provided by sailfin, in place of INVITE i tried sending REFER, but it is throwing error.

Can you please point me to some example were refer is sent OOD.


Thank you
Regards,
Ankit Bhandari

Thanks a lot Tim.

Tim,
Thanks for your reply. As you suggested, will it be okay to invoke a listening socket from container. Or i can make container to listen on a socket and deliver raw buffer to some servlet.


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Ankit Bhandari

Hey Abhay,

I have one doubt regarding invoking service method. As you said, "When ever a message is received on port 7080, control goes to service() method " . Can you please help us in doing this. I am not able to invoke service from there.

Thank you
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Ankit Bhandari

Abhay Agarwal wrote:Welcome to Java Ranch !!!

you can write a Generic Servlet which will have 3 methods

a. init()
b. service()
c. destroy()

In init() method, you can write code which listens to port 7080
When ever a message is recieved on port 7080, control goes to service() method where you can construct sip message using the caller-callee information. Then control can be forwarded to SIPServlet with required information
In destroy() method, you can discontinue listening to port 7080 (closing the socket)


~ abhay

Thanks a lot Abhay !!!

I have one doubt regarding the approach you suggested. As per specification of jsr289 and container manual, it says we should not spawn a new thread from servlet, as container manages the thread pool ( Please Correct me if i am wrong.
1. Will it be okay to spawn a thread from init ?
2. The thread that gets spawned through init() is container thread or an independent thread ( How can i verify this by looking at thread signature ...).


Thanks you
Regards,
Ankit Bhandari

Hi All,
I am very new to the servlet concept. I am trying to write an application which takes input (Non SIP non HTTP) on a socket & then converts it into SIP. Here is a scenario ....

1. My application will be listening on a socket say for example 7080 and will receive message.( Message simply contains To and from user name)
2. A generic servlet will get invoked which will construct a sip message using the caller-callee information sent in a simple string. ( I am not looking for any parsing to be done by container).
3. That generic servlet will then invoke a sip servlet.

Can somebody help me in designing this application.