11 Jun
2007
11 Jun
'07
4:21 p.m.
Dear Anca, Dear all
After several trials I didn't come to a conclusion how to use the EXPIRES -1 with
PUA_MI.
All the time I enter this value to my FIFO file, the answer is pua_mi:mia_pua_publish:
invalid expires parameter.
This seems also logical to me, as source code of mi_func.c leads there on lines 97-102
(the expires is smaller than 0).
Is there a support for PUA, that is not implemented in PUA_MI? As I thought PUa cannot be
used standalone is there something I did not pay attention to? Any hints?
Thanks!
Regards Sebastian
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Von: Anca-Maria Vamanu [mailto:anca@voice-system.ro]
Gesendet: Fr 5/25/2007 11:13
An: Schumann Sebastian
Cc: users(a)openser.org
Betreff: Re: [Users] Interaction Presence Agent - Presence User Agent
Hello,
There is already a means to do that but in the trunk version. You should
just give the command with expires -1 and the pua module will refresh
Publish until you give a command with expires 0.
regards,
Anca
Schumann Sebastian wrote:
Dear all,
I have a question for understanding: I have implemented one OpenSER as
Registrar and one OpenSER as Presence Agent plus XCAP Server 1.0.0.
This is all working so far with newest SVN Release (Big Thanks to
Ovidiu and Anca for the hint) of OpenSER.
Now I want to deploy a Web-Front-End for user interaction with the
Presence Core, because not all clients used are SIMPLE capable. User
of non-capable devices should be able to just login and change their
presence state. They do not necessarily have to be registered at the
registrar, why PUA+ pua_usrloc on registrar side is no choice.
I was thinking about another OpenSER deployed as PUA plus the pua_mi
module for a solution. It gets commands from Web-Frontend via PHP,
forwarded to the FIFO with pua_mi module. The problem I have now is
that the messages are sent just once. Means a user changes his
presence state, PUA sends a PUBLISH to PA but after the expiry the
user appears to be offline.
Is there any possiblitiy to let the PUA send messages constantly, when
the user selects online - means all the time until offline is
selected? I was thinking about many possiblities (cronjob or
shellscript running all the time during online time and sending data
to FIFO) but they are more or less just work-arounds.
Best regards
Sebastian
**Sebastian Schumann**
Diploma Student Architecture and Design Department
Slovak Telekom, a. s.
T-Com, Operations Unit
Production and Service Division
Innovations and Enterprise Solution Subunit
Address: Namestie Slobody 6, 817 62 Bratislava, Slovakia
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