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Hi,
I'm trying to explore the possibility of developing my own event
package for PJSIP (to use with asterisk) to respond to avaya
specific SIP subscribe messages. I have some avaya 9608 phones and
want to get the advanced avaya ppm features working on them. I
have found a blog online with some code to modify the current. I
have found someone online who has posed some code to modify the
old asterisk chan_sip driver to allow the advanced features to
work and I am hoping to use the basis of this code to create a
PJSIP module to respond to the subscribe events etc...
I have limited experience of the C programming language but I have
over the years developed a fair amount of software in a few
different languages (currently using the dreaded PHP...)
I wondered if you may be able to point me in the right direction
of how to create a module to respond to subscribe events etc.. and
then how to compile the module and enable it in PJSIP / asterisk.
I have tried reading the various developer guides etc but either I
feel I am looking in the wrong place as they don't seem to provide
a how to compile a single modue / enable a module section.
I know this is very vague but I am keen to mess with the code and
see what I can make work. If you can help me in any way I would
appreciate it.
--
Calum
Bulmer
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