I am using SER 0.9.6 along with MS RTC Client API for the client application. When I used the line: if(method!=REGISTER){ record_route(); }
It caused in a one way communication only in case of audio as well as in case of in case of instant messaging, a new communication session had to be established for each message. But when i removed the record_route() and used sth like: if(method==ACK){ t_relay(); }
When my code included both the above code snippets, it never reached the later: if (method==ACK)... part.
Can anyone please tell me why when record_route() was switched on, the control never reached the later part. Thank you kumar
Maybe the ACK had a Route header and was caught by if(loose_route()) ? g-)
KUMAR wrote:
I am using SER 0.9.6 along with MS RTC Client API for the client application. When I used the line: if(method!=REGISTER){ record_route(); }
It caused in a one way communication only in case of audio as well as in case of in case of instant messaging, a new communication session had to be established for each message. But when i removed the record_route() and used sth like: if(method==ACK){ t_relay(); }
When my code included both the above code snippets, it never reached the later: if (method==ACK)... part.
Can anyone please tell me why when record_route() was switched on, the control never reached the later part. Thank you kumar _______________________________________________ Serusers mailing list Serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
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