[Devel] 3rd party module programmer

[Bogdan-Andrei Iancu]

Hi Daniel,

So far the APIs and the way to implement modules for OpenSER is similar 
to SER. For the moment there is no comprehensive documentation about this :(
But there is no guarantee that in the future  this compatibility will be 
kept.

regarding the cross- porting of codes/ideas, I cannot speak only for 
OpenSER - if new interesting feature will appear in SER, feature that 
will be required also by OpenSER users, we will try to port them either 
as code, either as ideas (if code doesn't match anymore or we have a 
different approach on the matter).

If you have any patches/modules you would like to contribute, please do 
not hesitate to post your ideas on the devel mailing list and, if found 
useful to the community, on the tracker.

regards,
bogdan


Daniel Corbe wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I'm a 3rd party module programmer looking to get his work included
>into the main SER CVS.  I as recently as today stumbled onto the
>OpenSER project and may be interested in contributing.
>
>How similar is the SER and OpenSER module API?
>
>Are there development guides in OpenSER's documentation?
>
>Will my modules compile and work with both SER and OpenSER without
>modification?   If so, how likely is it that at a future date the API
>will change and OpenSER/SER will take two different roads?
>
>I see that OpenSER is made up of some of the core developers of the
>main SER code.  Will OpenSER continue to track and include
>advancements made in the SER project?
>
>Will any of the OpenSER code eventually be back-ported and included in
>the main SER distribution?
>
>Thanks.
>
>-Daniel
>
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