[Serdev] sending a request message

[Mario Kolberg]

Hi,

I cannot find a mehtod called t_relay_within. Do you mean request_within 
defined in uac.h? I guess I can generate a dlg_t from an existing 
message using dlg_response_uac and then change the structure to my needs 
afterwards? What are the other two parameters of request_within, i.e. 
transaction_cb and the void* cbp? What am I supposed to set them to?

Thank you very much!

Regards,
Mario


 >   No, but you can use t_relay_within where you can specify values for
 >   all the automatically included headers in the dlg_t structure.
 >
 >
 >   Basically, this function cand send a request within a dialog and for
 >   that you need to specify, callid, cseq, from and to tags and so on.
 >   All the dialog-related data is stored in the dlg_t structure.
 >
 >     Jan.
 >

>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm looking for a method which sends a request message and I'd like to 
>>be able to specify some headers.
>>
>>ls_send_reply (sl module) is excellent for replies, but I'm looking for 
>>something similar for requests.
>>
>>The method t_request in the tm module, sends a request, but I'd like to 
>>be able to specify some headers. t_request appears to include some 
>>headers and values by default (e.g. Cseq and Call-Id). If I pass the 
>>same headers as parameters, they are appended to the message, but the 
>>default ones are also still present. Is there a way of removing default 
>>headers for the t_request call?
> 
> 

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