private SIPRegistrationUserAgent _sipRegistrationClient; // Can be used to register with an external SIP provider if incoming calls are required.
public SoftPhone()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Do some UI initialisation.
m_uasGrid.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
m_cancelButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
m_byeButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
// Set up the SIP client. It can receive calls and initiate outgoing calls.
_sipClient = new SIPClient();
_sipClient.IncomingCall += SIPCallIncoming;
_sipClient.CallAnswer += SIPCallAnswered;
_sipClient.CallEnded += ResetToCallStartState;
_sipClient.StatusMessage += (message) => { SetStatusText(m_signallingStatus, message); };
// Set up the Gingle client.
_gingleClient = new GingleClient();
_gingleClient.CallEnded += ResetToCallStartState;
_gingleClient.StatusMessage += (message) => { SetStatusText(m_signallingStatus, message); };
// Lookup and periodically check the public IP address of the host machine.
_stunClient = new SoftphoneSTUNClient();
// Comment this out if you don't want the app to register with your SIP server.
_sipRegistrationClient = new SIPRegistrationUserAgent(
_sipClient.SIPClientTransport,
null,
null,
new SIPURI(m_sipUsername, m_sipServer, null, SIPSchemesEnum.sip, SIPProtocolsEnum.udp),
m_sipUsername,
m_sipPassword,
null,
m_sipServer,
new SIPURI(m_sipUsername, _sipClient.SIPClientTransport.GetDefaultSIPEndPoint().GetIPEndPoint().ToString(), null),
180,
null,
null,
(message) => { logger.Debug(message); });
_sipRegistrationClient.Start();
//videoElement.NewVideoSample += new EventHandler<WPFMediaKit.DirectShow.MediaPlayers.VideoSampleArgs>(videoElement_NewVideoSample);
}
private SoftphoneSTUNClient _stunClient; // STUN client to periodically check the public IP address.
#endregion Fields
#region Constructors
public SoftPhone()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Do some UI initialisation.
m_uasGrid.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
m_cancelButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
m_byeButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;
// Set up the SIP client. It can receive calls and initiate outgoing calls.
_sipClient = new SIPClient();
_sipClient.IncomingCall += SIPCallIncoming;
_sipClient.CallAnswer += SIPCallAnswered;
_sipClient.CallEnded += ResetToCallStartState;
_sipClient.StatusMessage += (message) => { SetStatusText(m_signallingStatus, message); };
// Set up the Gingle client.
_gingleClient = new GingleClient();
_gingleClient.CallEnded += ResetToCallStartState;
_gingleClient.StatusMessage += (message) => { SetStatusText(m_signallingStatus, message); };
// Lookup and periodically check the public IP address of the host machine.
_stunClient = new SoftphoneSTUNClient();
// Comment this out if you don't want the app to register with your SIP server.
//_sipRegistrationClient = new SIPRegistrationUserAgent(
// _sipClient.SIPClientTransport,
// null,
// null,
// new SIPURI(m_sipUsername, m_sipServer, null, SIPSchemesEnum.sip, SIPProtocolsEnum.udp),
// m_sipUsername,
// m_sipPassword,
// null,
// m_sipServer,
// new SIPURI(m_sipUsername, _sipClient.SIPClientTransport.GetDefaultSIPEndPoint().GetIPEndPoint().ToString(), null),
// 180,
// null,
// null,
// (message) => { logger.Debug(message); });
//_sipRegistrationClient.Start();
}
