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Minh Nguyen

Wed, Oct 22, 2008 10:43 PM

Hi all,
I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client using
on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered. But, I
still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about that? Let me
know.

I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location
Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java SIP
stack.

Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++. I
think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone are
interesting.

--
Minh Nguyen, iPeering Tech.

http://www.ipeering.com *

Hi all, I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered. But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about that? Let me know. I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java SIP stack. Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++. I think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone are interesting. -- Minh Nguyen, iPeering Tech. * http://www.ipeering.com *

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Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)

Thu, Oct 23, 2008 7:41 AM

That's an incredibly nice opportunity for PJSIP to start supporting P2PSIP .

Nguyen, have you already estimated the effort for porting P2PSIP to
PJSIP and integrating it?

Regards,
Fabio Pietrosanti

Minh Nguyen wrote:

Hi all,
I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client
using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered.
But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about
that? Let me know.

I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location
Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java
SIP stack.

Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++.
I think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone
are interesting.

That's an incredibly nice opportunity for PJSIP to start supporting P2PSIP . Nguyen, have you already estimated the effort for porting P2PSIP to PJSIP and integrating it? Regards, Fabio Pietrosanti Minh Nguyen wrote: > Hi all, > I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client > using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered. > But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about > that? Let me know. > > I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location > Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java > SIP stack. > > Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++. > I think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone > are interesting.

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Perry Ismangil

Thu, Oct 23, 2008 7:44 AM

Minh Nguyen wrote:

Hi all,
I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client
using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered.
But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about
that? Let me know.

I am not that familiar with P2PSIP or DHT technology, but I know
http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~salman/peer/ is a kind of P2P technology
that uses pjsip library.

I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location
Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java
SIP stack.

Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++. I
think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone are
interesting.

--
Perry Ismangil
http://www.pjsip.org

Minh Nguyen wrote: > Hi all, > I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client > using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered. > But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source. Does any one know about > that? Let me know. I am not that familiar with P2PSIP or DHT technology, but I know http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~salman/peer/ is a kind of P2P technology that uses pjsip library. > > I have implemented a P2PSIP proxy using OpenDHT as external Location > Services. However, due to OpenDHT is java based so I have to used Java > SIP stack. > > Now, I am considering a open P2PSIP client with PJSIP stack and C/C++. I > think it is really interesting topic. I can give a hand if someone are > interesting. > -- Perry Ismangil http://www.pjsip.org

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