On my device I configured max_calls to be 1. I set the PJSUA_DEFAULT_USE_SRTP to be 0. I created UDP transport, and added it local. I them added an acount with cfg.use_srtp set to be mandatory (2). When I make the first call, the call->acc_id selected for me is set to 0, which is the UDP account, and his use_srtp value is set to 0. Later in the function call->acc_id is set to the correct id value, and from the second call this value will pickup the correct account. As mentioned before I moved the setting line to an upper place in the function, and it looks it solves the problem. Can anyone confirm? > ?I worked with similar fn.And it did work, just for testing purpose I worked > with example.com. I'm not very sure in windows mobile, accoridng to my > script I called the fn after UDP transport and registration thing. > > I hope you need to call the pjsua_call_make_call after your registeration or > media channel. > Hope this helps! > Rachel > > > On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Tal Fromm <tal.fromm at gmail.com> wrote: > > > I'm using pjsip running with windows mobile device. > > I've activated the SRTP feature with no SIP protection (just for testing), > > and I found out that the first call is not set as encrypted call. > > While going into the code it look like the line call->acc_id = acc_id > > appears after the use of pjsua_media_channel_init which uses acc_id value. > > I moved this line up in the code just after the call pointer gets his > > value. > > Is it realy a bug, or am I missing something? > > > > Tal
