Examples of javax.sip.Dialog.createAck()

javax.sip.Dialog.createAck()
Creates an ACK request for an Invite that was responded with 2xx response. The cseq number for the invite is supplied to relate the ACK to its original invite request. @param cseq -the CSeq number to be placed in the ACK request. @return The newly created ACK request message. @throws InvalidArgumentException if there is a problem with the supplied cseq ( for example <= 0 ). @throws SipException if the cseq does not relate to a previously sent INVITE or if the Method that created the Dialog is not an INVITE ( for example SUBSCRIBE) @since 1.2

            q++;
            if ( responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {


              Dialog d = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
              try {
                Request ack = d.createAck(1);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);

View Full Code Here

            }
            if ( responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {


              Dialog d = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
              try {
                Request ack = d.createAck(1);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);

View Full Code Here


        try {
            if (response.getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {
                if (cseq.getMethod().equals(Request.INVITE)) {
                    TestCase.assertEquals( DialogState.CONFIRMED, dialog.getState() );
                    Request ackRequest = dialog.createAck(cseq
                            .getSeqNumber());
                
                    TestCase.assertNotNull( ackRequest.getHeader( MaxForwardsHeader.NAME ) );


                     dialog.sendAck(ackRequest);

View Full Code Here

            q++;
            if ( responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {


              Dialog d = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
              try {
                Request ack = d.createAck(1);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);

View Full Code Here

            q++;
            if ( responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {


              Dialog d = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
              try {
                Request ack = d.createAck(1);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);
                sipProvider.sendRequest(ack);

View Full Code Here

                logger.info("transaction = " + tid);
    
            logger.info("Dialog = " + dialog);
            logger.info("Dialog state is " + dialog.getState());
            if ( response.getStatusCode() == Response.OK && cseq.getMethod().equals(Request.INVITE) ) {
                Request ackRequest = dialog.createAck(cseq.getSeqNumber());
                dialog.sendAck(ackRequest);
                this.timer.schedule( new SendBye(dialog),500);
            }
                       
        } catch (Throwable ex) {

View Full Code Here

        public void processResponse(ResponseEvent responseReceivedEvent) {
            if ( responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {


                Dialog d = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
                try {
                    Request ack = d.createAck(1);
                    // Added Thread.sleep to avoid regression on the test
                    // as ACKs arriving at the same time may create race condition
                    // where the ACK is removing from pending transactions by loose dialog validation 
                    // but re created by the next ACK coming in line and thus the EventScanner
                    // sipStack.findPendingTransaction(sipRequest.getTransactionId()) gives transaction already exists

View Full Code Here

                if (responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getStatusCode() == Response.OK) {
                    this.sawOk = true;
                    Dialog dialog = responseReceivedEvent.getDialog();
                    long cseq = ((CSeqHeader) responseReceivedEvent.getResponse().getHeader(
                            CSeqHeader.NAME)).getSeqNumber();
                    Request ack = dialog.createAck(cseq);
                    dialog.sendAck(ack);
                }
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                fail("Unexpected exception");

View Full Code Here

            && ((CSeqHeader) response.getHeader(CSeqHeader.NAME))
            .getMethod()
            .equals(
                Request.INVITE)) {
          Dialog dialog = tid.getDialog();
          Request ackRequest = dialog.createAck( cseq.getSeqNumber() );
          System.out.println("Sending ACK");
          dialog.sendAck(ackRequest);


          // Send a Re INVITE
          if (reInviteCount == 0) {

View Full Code Here

                    this.okRecieved = true;
                    ReInviteBusyTest.assertNotNull("INVITE 200 response should match a transaction",
                            tid);
                    Dialog dialog = tid.getDialog();
                    CSeqHeader cseq = (CSeqHeader) response.getHeader(CSeqHeader.NAME);
                    Request request = dialog.createAck(cseq.getSeqNumber());
                    dialog.sendAck(request);
                }
                if (tid != null) {
                    Dialog dialog = tid.getDialog();
                    logger.info("Dalog State = " + dialog.getState());

View Full Code Here

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

TOP

All source code are property of their respective owners. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc and owned by ORACLE Inc. Contact coftware#gmail.com.