I went for the first option. Very simple indeed.
Thanks a lot for pointing me in the right direction!
Op 23-10-2010 12:59, Benny Prijono schreef:
> On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 10:14 PM, Stefan Hobbel
> <stefanhobbel at abstraxxion.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am wondering if it is possible, to connect two clients, by a third party.
>> In example, I have an application running somewhere (imo not necessarily a
>> SIP client) and I have two SIP intercoms.
>> From the application, I want to connect the two intercoms together. So I
>> guess I should sorta trick an INVITE to one of them, that says to connect to
>> the other intercom, and not my application.
>>
>> Is this possible using PJSIP? Any pointers on how to accomplish this?
>>
> Yes. The scenario is similar to attended call transfer scenario, so
> suppose A is the controller: A calls B, then A calls C, then A
> transfer the B's call to C, causing B to talk to C as the result. See
> the "X" command ("Xfer with Replaces") in pjsua.
>
> Alternatively, you could create a proprietary protocol to accomplish
> this, e.g. to send a special SIP request (e.g. the well (ab)used INFO
> method, or you could even create your own method) to the intercom that
> tells it to initiate the INVITE.
>
> Both are dead easy with PJSIP. ;-)
>
> Best regard
> Benny
>
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