17 Feb
2012
17 Feb
'12
3:40 a.m.
What SIP stack does this use?
Is it open source?
Thanks.
On 2/16/12 6:22 PM, Daniel Pocock wrote:
I agree - it is
not convenient
On the other hand, it is recommended that developers `modularise', e.g.
if someone wants to add SIP support to an app, then instead of making
the app bigger with SIP code, they are supposed to just use the Android
OS to find existing apps that support `sip:' URIs
This is an approach that makes apps smaller by eliminating duplication -
but as there is no automatic download of dependencies, it just makes it
inconvenient for the user.
Another strategy is to modularise the app: e.g. divide
Lumicall into 3
apps, each with less permissions, and they collaborate using
inter-process communication (IPC)
Not sure it will help much, from my point of
view -- having too many
apps to install for getting a proper user experience is not good. Maybe making configurable options to
enable/disable some features is
better, explaining what everyone does and accesses.
I agree - but Android
doesn't work like that. It is all or nothing.
Those are the rules from Google.
I started the app and requires to fill some data
and do a missed-call.
Can you add an option to skip the step and go to setting up details for
using a custom SIP service?
Done - the new version is 1.1.2, it is at
http://www.lumicall.org/download or in the market
It also adds
- ZRTP and SRTP
- a config option to try and not use the IPv6 stack (which is buggy on
some phones)
- various bug fixes in the dialer, making it slightly more efficient and
reliable
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