Hi,
I am new to PJSIP.
I am using PJSIP 2.0 (with Video ) version.
I need to test video on a loopback call using th e pjsua instance on the command line.
So, I make the loopback call by saying 'm' and the uri 'sip:localhost' as the destination.
I can see the SIP packets getting exchanged for the call .But the current call is always in the CALLING state.
I have not been able to change the current call to the "CONFIRMED " state by answering (press a and 200Ok).
This is what gets displayed at the command line when I try to answer the call
"You have 2 active calls
Current call id=0 to sip:localhost [CALLING]"
I digged a bit into the code and came to know that the role of the current call is "PJSIP_ROLE_UAC" and hence cannot answer the call.
I don't understand why is it saying " You have 2 active calls" when it has to be one.
Also I need to know how to make call "CONFIRMED" state so that the RTP session starts .
Any suggestions on this would be very helpful.
Thanks,
Leena M
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