Hello,
I would like to start SIP programming with Python. As far, as I understand, I should use pjsua2, as this is the most current API.
Unfortunately documentation and examples all over show only pjsua-scripts.
On the distribution there is only a complex and broken TKinter based application (https://www.pjsip.org/docs/book-latest/html/samples.html).
Its not possible, to establish a call, as it looks like, you have to create a buddy before. But when I try to configure a buddy, i receive an error message:
>> TypeError: in method 'BuddyConfig_subscribe_set', argument 2 of type 'bool'
With no background in TKinter it is very hard, to get a clue, how a basic python application should look like, which:
- registers to an registrar with credentials
- establishing a call
- answering a call
- dealing with DTMF information (sending and receiving)
- finishing a call
Does anybody knows a lean and straightforward Python example, which is based on the current PJSUA2 ?
Furthermore, when I try to test my selfcompiled pjsip libraries, I tried
./pjsip-apps/bin/pjsystest-armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf
but this searches for some wav-files, like input.8.wav, which is not part of the distribution.
Thanks for all hints, which could help me to start the right way.
Tom
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