Examples of javax.sip.DialogState

javax.sip.DialogState
This class contains the enumerations that define the underlying state of an existing dialog. There are three explicit states for a dialog, namely:
- Early - A dialog is in the "early" state, which occurs when it is created when a provisional response is recieved to the INVITE Request.
- Confirmed - A dialog transitions to the "confirmed" state when a 2xx final response is received to the INVITE Request.
- Terminated - A dialog transitions to the "terminated" state for all other reasons or if no response arrives at all on the dialog.
@author BEA Systems, NIST @version 1.2

          if (currentTime - itDialog.auditTag >= leakedDialogTimer) {
            // Leaked dialog found
            leakedDialogs++;


            // Generate report
            DialogState dialogState = itDialog.getState();
            String dialogReport = "dialog id: "
                + itDialog.getDialogId()
                + ", dialog state: "
                + (dialogState != null ? dialogState.toString()
                    : "null");
            auditReport += "    " + dialogReport + "\n";


            // Kill it
            itDialog.setState(SIPDialog.TERMINATED_STATE);

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            // See if the dialog needs to be inserted into the dialog table
            // or if the state of the dialog needs to be changed.
            if (dialog != null && statusCode != 100) {
                dialog.setResponseTags(sipResponse);
                DialogState oldState = dialog.getState();
                dialog.setLastResponse(this, (SIPResponse) response);
                if (oldState == null && dialog.getState() == DialogState.TERMINATED) {
                    DialogTerminatedEvent event = new DialogTerminatedEvent(dialog
                            .getSipProvider(), dialog);

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      forgedResponse = messageFactory.createResponse(receivedResponse.getStatusCode(), origServerTransaction.getRequest());
    } catch (ParseException e) {
      throw new SipException("Failed to forge message", e);
    }
    
    final DialogState dialogState = incomingDialog.getState();
    if ((dialogState == null || dialogState == DialogState.EARLY) && localTag != null && incomingDialog.isServer()) {
      // no tag set in the response, since the dialog creating transaction didn't had it
      try {
        ((ToHeader)forgedResponse.getHeader(ToHeader.NAME)).setTag(localTag);
      } catch (ParseException e) {

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                    if (currentTime - itDialog.auditTag >= leakedDialogTimer) {
                        // Leaked dialog found
                        leakedDialogs++;


                        // Generate report
                        DialogState dialogState = itDialog.getState();
            String dialogReport = "dialog id: "
                + itDialog.getDialogId()
                                + ", dialog state: "
                + (dialogState != null ? dialogState.toString()
                    : "null");
                        auditReport += "    " + dialogReport + "\n";


                        // Kill it
                        itDialog.setState(SIPDialog.TERMINATED_STATE);

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      forgedResponse = messageFactory.createResponse(receivedResponse.getStatusCode(), origServerTransaction.getRequest());
    } catch (ParseException e) {
      throw new SipException("Failed to forge message", e);
    }
    
    final DialogState dialogState = incomingDialog.getState();
    if ((dialogState == null || dialogState == DialogState.EARLY) && localTag != null && incomingDialog.isServer()) {
      // no tag set in the response, since the dialog creating transaction didn't had it
      try {
        ((ToHeader)forgedResponse.getHeader(ToHeader.NAME)).setTag(localTag);
      } catch (ParseException e) {

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                    if (currentTime - itDialog.auditTag >= leakedDialogTimer) {
                        // Leaked dialog found
                        leakedDialogs++;


                        // Generate report
                        DialogState dialogState = itDialog.getState();
            String dialogReport = "dialog id: "
                + itDialog.getDialogId()
                                + ", dialog state: "
                + (dialogState != null ? dialogState.toString()
                    : "null");
                        auditReport += "    " + dialogReport + "\n";


                        // Kill it
                        itDialog.setState(SIPDialog.TERMINATED_STATE);

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