hi, all: I've got such a problem recently. For our SIP client test, I must simulate a specific 180 message. There is a user-defined parameter in the Contact header field. I want to construct this message in openser server when it forwards the message to the caller. So I wonder there is some functions which can append a string parameter to the Contact header field. If it does, I can just add a process script into the configuration file of openser.cfg. Can anyone give some suggestions? Thanks.
andy
Hi 杨冬!
If the Contact header is relayed, you can simply 1. make an AVP with avp_printf and the current contact header 2. remove the Contact header 3. add a new Contact header with the new AVP
e.g. avp_printf("$avp(s:newcontact)", "Contact: $hdr(contact);foo=bar"); remove_hf("Contact"); append_hf("$avp(s:newcontact)");
regards klaus
杨冬 wrote:
hi, all: I've got such a problem recently. For our SIP client test, I must simulate a specific 180 message. There is a user-defined parameter in the Contact header field. I want to construct this message in openser server when it forwards the message to the caller. So I wonder there is some functions which can append a string parameter to the Contact header field. If it does, I can just add a process script into the configuration file of openser.cfg. Can anyone give some suggestions? Thanks.
andy
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Hello,
actually you can skip avp_printf() to an avp and do directly
append_hf("Contact: $hdr(contact);foo=bar\r\n");
Cheers, Daniel
On 05/14/07 09:38, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi 杨冬!
If the Contact header is relayed, you can simply
- make an AVP with avp_printf and the current contact header
- remove the Contact header
- add a new Contact header with the new AVP
e.g. avp_printf("$avp(s:newcontact)", "Contact: $hdr(contact);foo=bar"); remove_hf("Contact"); append_hf("$avp(s:newcontact)");
regards klaus
杨冬 wrote:
hi, all: I've got such a problem recently. For our SIP client test, I must simulate a specific 180 message. There is a user-defined parameter in the Contact header field. I want to construct this message in openser server when it forwards the message to the caller. So I wonder there is some functions which can append a string parameter to the Contact header field. If it does, I can just add a process script into the configuration file of openser.cfg. Can anyone give some suggestions? Thanks.
andy
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hi, Thanks both of two very much!
2007/5/15, Daniel-Constantin Mierla daniel@voice-system.ro:
Hello,
actually you can skip avp_printf() to an avp and do directly
append_hf("Contact: $hdr(contact);foo=bar\r\n");
Cheers, Daniel
On 05/14/07 09:38, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi 杨冬!
If the Contact header is relayed, you can simply
- make an AVP with avp_printf and the current contact header
- remove the Contact header
- add a new Contact header with the new AVP
e.g. avp_printf("$avp(s:newcontact)", "Contact: $hdr(contact);foo=bar"); remove_hf("Contact"); append_hf("$avp(s:newcontact)");
regards klaus
杨冬 wrote:
hi, all: I've got such a problem recently. For our SIP client test, I must simulate a specific 180 message. There is a user-defined parameter in the Contact header field. I want to construct this message in openser server when it forwards the message to the caller. So I wonder there is some functions which can append a string parameter to the Contact header field. If it does, I can just add a process script into the configuration file of openser.cfg. Can anyone give some suggestions? Thanks.
andy
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