SIP Server emulator

A SIP Server emulator is no longer delivered with Nokia N97 SDK .

The SIP Server emulator delivered with previously published Nokia N97 SDK s can be used with these, but the tool is no longer supported or maintained in this SDK.

Commercial and free SIP servers are available for developers elsewhere.

Nokia N97 SDK as been tested with the IMS Network Emulator (version 3.0.3), provided by Nokia Siemens Networks. The latest version of the emulator (including an Installation and Configuration Manual) can be downloaded by registered users from the following site: http://www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com.

SIP development environment setup

Setting up a SIP development environment consists of a series of actions that occur in a specific order. The steps include installing all the required software components and configuring them so that they work together.

As a result of the actions described in this section, the developer can access the environment using two PCs (see figure below).

Figure 67: S60 SIP development environment

The development environment on the developer's PC will have:

  • A SIP Server (that is, a SIP Server Emulator) with SIP message automatic response feature.

  • Two Nokia N97 SDK emulators (running on separate PCs).

  • SIP APIs that enable SIP features in S60 applications.

  • A C++ example SIP application, which makes it possible to check that the environment is correctly configured (delivered with the SDK, located at <Nokia_N97_SDK_installation_directory>\S60CppExamples\SIPExample).

  • Correctly configured network settings and SIP settings. This enables network communication between the Terminal Emulators and the server.

Please refer to the documentation of the SIP server that you intend to use for installation and setup instructions.

Configuring the SIP settings and testing the development environment

On both emulators, set the SIP configuration through Applications > Settings > Connection > SIP settings if the SIP Server is located on a PC, server address is the same as the PC’s IP address:

Profile name: Provider

Service profile: IETF

Default access point: Winsock

Public user name: player1@<server_address>

Use compression: No

Registration: When needed

Use security: No

Proxy server:

       Proxy address:<server_address>

       Realm:<server_address>

       Username: None

       Password: None

       Allow loose routing: Yes

       Transport type: TCP

       Port: 5060

Registrar server:

       Registrar address:<server_address>

       Realm:<server_address>

       Username: None

       Password: None

       Transport type: TCP

       Port: 5060

On Emulator B, the name "player1" should be replaced with another name, such as "player2". "realm" can be replaced with any text. Player1 and player2 can have different realms.

Now you can start to test the configuration with the SIP example application. The example and its documentation are provided as part of the example application.

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