Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Hi,
Well, I guess I should have read the 'manual' first.....
I have spent the last week trying to get SIP communicator working
over HIP. It works over IPv6 direct client-to-client now.
I had been running the lastest nightly rpm on my Centos systems and
just could not get it working through HIP. Always went directly to
IPv6 connectivity without HIP.
Then I remembered something about JAVA and HIP..... :
http://infrahip.hiit.fi/hipl/manual/ch11.html
that is the native API for java.
So now I get to work on this. But the docs about JAVA reference the
HIP sockets handler, is that
http://infrahip.hiit.fi/hipl/manual/ch22.html and so the only way to
run JAVA apps over HIP is to have a patched kernel?
Currently the native API for java is based on native API for C, which
requires a patch in the kernel.
You should be able to use java with "legacy" APIs.
Also I ASSuME that I will have to compile the JAVA SIP Communicator
myself with the HIP enabled modules?
No, if you use the legacy API. I think the dnsproxy should do the
trick to get HITs to your java apps.
