Project - SIP SPeaker

Preferred platform for running the server - Any Linux Machine

Dependencies -

* For the Server - All the voice Jar Files form Freetts-1.2 and jmf.jar (Java Media for RTP

* For the Client - Any SIP softphone (PC-PC), preferably Linphone or SJPhone

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Authors | Tien Thanh Bui | Ganapathy Raman Madanagopal |

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Email | [email protected] | [email protected] |

+---------+-----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

The following step can be use to run the Webmail Server

1. The src folder consist of

* An Unix shell script - runsip

* SIP Configuration file - sipspeaker.cfg

* Folder HTML

* Contains five HTML files - 404.htm index.htm result.htm empty.htm voice.htm

* Folder Audio

* Contains default.wav and default.txt and a temporary folder.

* Folder Libs

* Contains ten jar files of Freetts, one jmf.jar (for RTP) and org.xbill.dns_2.1.6.jar for DNS functionalities.

* Folder SIP

* Contains eleven java files for SIP, SDP, RTP, Web, DNS, Server Log functionality

Files:

DNSHandler.java RTPSocketAdapter.java SIPPacket.java SoundHandler.java

HttpServer.java SDPPacket.java SIPServer.java SoundSender.java

Log.java SettingsHandler.java SIPSpeaker.java

2. Download the entire package under the folder “src”.

3. If required change the permission of the directory (i.e. chmod -R 777 src).

5. To change the SIP configuration edit the required parametes in the file “sipspeaker.cfg”

5. Now run the shell script “runsip” using the command “sh runsip” or “./runsip”

6. Also to override the parameters specified in the configuration file, you can specify the

required parameters under CLI when while you start the server.

Eg: ./runsip [-user @<ip/domain>:] [-c new_configuration_file_name]

[-http http_bind_address]

Note: The parameters that are not specified in CLI will taken be from the configuration file.

7. Now the script will compile the java files and start will the SIP Speaker and the Web Server

automatically on the specified IP and port

8. At this point you should be able to see

The Parameters that SIP Server and Web Server uses.

“The SIP Server is running on :<sip_port> …”

“Starting HTTP serv er on :<http_port> …”

9. To access Web Portal, open a web browser and type

“http://:”

10. For the clients UA, open any SIP Softphones, preferably Linphone or SJPhone and call to

the SIP Speaker/Server using the foloowing URI syntax

“sip:<server_username>@<ip/domain>:”

Note: Sometimes JMF requires to add the interfaces IP address (through which the communication happens) to the file "/etc/hosts"

Eg.

192.168.3.110 Your_Username <like Bob, Joe>

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META-INF		META-INF
freetts-1.2		freetts-1.2
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README.md		README.md
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Project - SIP SPeaker

Preferred platform for running the server - Any Linux Machine

Dependencies -

* For the Server - All the voice Jar Files form Freetts-1.2 and jmf.jar (Java Media for RTP

* For the Client - Any SIP softphone (PC-PC), preferably Linphone or SJPhone

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Authors | Tien Thanh Bui | Ganapathy Raman Madanagopal |

+----------+----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

| Email | [email protected] | [email protected] |

+---------+-----------------------+-------------------------------------------+

The following step can be use to run the Webmail Server

1. The src folder consist of

* An Unix shell script - runsip

* SIP Configuration file - sipspeaker.cfg

* Folder HTML

* Contains five HTML files - 404.htm index.htm result.htm empty.htm voice.htm

* Folder Audio

* Contains default.wav and default.txt and a temporary folder.

* Folder Libs

* Contains ten jar files of Freetts, one jmf.jar (for RTP) and org.xbill.dns_2.1.6.jar for DNS functionalities.

* Folder SIP

* Contains eleven java files for SIP, SDP, RTP, Web, DNS, Server Log functionality

Files:

DNSHandler.java RTPSocketAdapter.java SIPPacket.java SoundHandler.java

HttpServer.java SDPPacket.java SIPServer.java SoundSender.java

Log.java SettingsHandler.java SIPSpeaker.java

2. Download the entire package under the folder “src”.

3. If required change the permission of the directory (i.e. chmod -R 777 src).

5. To change the SIP configuration edit the required parametes in the file “sipspeaker.cfg”

5. Now run the shell script “runsip” using the command “sh runsip” or “./runsip”

6. Also to override the parameters specified in the configuration file, you can specify the

required parameters under CLI when while you start the server.

Eg: ./runsip [-user @<ip/domain>:] [-c new_configuration_file_name]

[-http http_bind_address]

Note: The parameters that are not specified in CLI will taken be from the configuration file.

7. Now the script will compile the java files and start will the SIP Speaker and the Web Server

automatically on the specified IP and port

8. At this point you should be able to see

The Parameters that SIP Server and Web Server uses.

“The SIP Server is running on :<sip_port> …”

“Starting HTTP serv er on :<http_port> …”

9. To access Web Portal, open a web browser and type

“http://:”

10. For the clients UA, open any SIP Softphones, preferably Linphone or SJPhone and call to

the SIP Speaker/Server using the foloowing URI syntax

“sip:<server_username>@<ip/domain>:”

Note: Sometimes JMF requires to add the interfaces IP address (through which the communication happens) to the file "/etc/hosts"

Eg.

192.168.3.110 Your_Username <like Bob, Joe>

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