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Welcome to reSIProcate.org

This is the home of the reSIProcate projects.

The reSIProcate components, particularly the SIP stack, are in use in both commercial and open-source products. The project is dedicated to maintaining a complete, correct, and commercially usable implementation of SIP and a few related protocols.

News

The reSIProcate projects have moved to resiprocate.org. See the transition page for instructions on migrating your current working copies.

Overviews of the Projects

The reSIProcate SIP stack

The repro proxy/registrar

The Dialog Usage Manager (DUM)

Current Releases

The current release of reSIProcate is 1.0.1. (download)

This release is also available from the subversion repository and can be checked out from https://scm.sipfoundry.org/rep/resiprocate/tags/resiprocate-1.0.1

All users of resiprocate are encouraged to use the most recent release. In particular, the 0.9.0 release is now deprecated.

Getting Started

• Join the Mailing Lists
• Browse the code
• Browse the code's internal documentation
• Start your own working copy. Quick Subversion Checkout and Compilation HOWTO

Design, Implementation, and Code Conventions

• Design and Implementation
• Working with the code
• Using reSIProcate
• Extending the stack
• Advanced topics
• Planning pages

Resiprocate Planning Pages

• Next reSIProcate Release
• Features in Progress
• Resiprocate Roadmap
• Release Statistics and Contributors
• Object Sizes - A snapshot
• Topics Deferred from Documentation Session
• DUMv2 - Dumer

Repro SIP Proxy Server

• About Repro
• Using Repro
• Extending Repro
• Repro Internal Design
• Test Plan
• Repro Releases (Currently at Repro Capuchin)

Test Framework

• File:TFM v2.0.ppt
• Resip TFM

Design Ideas for Future Projects

• Conversation Manager
• Media Framework
• Configuration

Task Lists

• Strawman Task List

Case Studies

• TelTel the largest SIP service: Free SIP calls using resiprocate
• reSIProcate at ComputerTalk: ComputerTalk's reSIProcate powered call center product