reSIProcate 1.0.1 review

reSIProcate software consists of a stack and a small collection of applications

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 0K Developer: SIPfoundry

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reSIProcate software consists of a stack and a small collection of applications. The reSIProcate stack is currently used in several commercial products and is considered very stable.

reSIProcate is ideally suited to individuals or companies that are implementing one of the following SIP applications:

Phones (eg. embedded);
Softphones (any platform);
Gateways;
Proxies;
B2BUAs, or;
IM / Presence Servers or Clients.

Here are some key features of "reSIProcate":
Uses the VOCAL license (BSD like);
UDP, TCP, TLS transports;
A full implementation of the 3261 transaction state machine;
A lazy parser - only parse headers when the application requests them;
A strongly typed interface;
The parser is compliant with the current RFCs;
An Object-Oriented SDP parser and encoder;
Support for SipFrag;
Support for 'rport';
Object Oriented C++ interface to the messages;
Asynchronous DNS library (ares from MIT);
Fast performance: > ~500 transactions per second on an Intel™ P4;
Ability to add new headers and parameters without rebuilding the stack;
MIME and multipart-MIME contents;
S/MIME
Single-threaded or multi-threaded (thread-safe stack);
One library with only two external dependencies:
ares - DNS Resolver
openssl - Security (for TLS)
Multiple SIP stacks in the same application;
Support for shutting down a SIP stack without exiting the application
IPv6 support in the parser and DNS ;
Full NAPTR and SRV support (support RFCs: 3261, 3263, 2915, 2782) ;
Full asynchronous DNS support in Windows ;
Support for multi-homed hosts ;
Builds and runs on Windows and most Unixes. reSIProcate has been built and tested on:
GNU/Linux 2.4, 2.5 ;
Mac OS/X 10.2 (Panther) ;
Solaris 8 and 9, and ;
Windows XP and 2003 Server ;
(most things with modern C++ compilers), and;
Easy to plug-in new transport protocols.

What's New in This Release:
A bug that would cause the stack to crash if it received a request with a single empty Via header was fixed.