Understanding SIP Servlets 1.1

Name: Understanding SIP Servlets 1.1
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Chris Boulton(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 1. Januar 2009

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Understanding SIP Servlets 1.1
Contents
Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Part IIntroduction to SIP Servlet Technology
1 Introduction to SIP Servlets
1.1 Session Initiation Protocol
1.2 SIP Servlets and the SIP Servlet Vision
1.3 Java Enterprise Edition
1.3.1 Servlet Specification
1.3.2 Annotations
1.3.3 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
References
2 The SIP Servlet Container
2.1 Container Responsibilities
2.1.1 Life-Cycle Management
2.1.2 Protocol Compliance
2.1.3 Mapping Requests to Servlets
2.1.4 Receiving SIP Requests
2.1.5 Receiving SIP Responses
2.1.6 Session Targeting
2.1.7 Session Utilities
2.1.8 SIP Factory
2.1.9 Timer Service
2.2 Container Convergence
2.2.1 HTTP Container Convergence
2.2.2 JEE Container Convergence
2.3 Security
References
3 The SIP Servlet Application
3.1 SIP Servlet Packaging
3.1.1 Deployment Descriptor
3.2 Application Roles
3.2.1 Proxy
3.2.2 User Agent Client
3.2.3 User Agent Server
3.2.4 Back-to-Back User Agent
3.3 Application Constructs
3.3.1 SIP Application Session
3.3.2 SIP Session
3.3.3 Application Data Storage
3.3.4 Session Lifetime and Invalidation
3.3.5 Annotations
References
4 Application Router
4.1 SIP Servlet 1.1 Composition Model
4.2 Application Router, Container, and Application Interaction
4.2.1 Subsequent Requests and Responses
References
5 Moving Forward
5.1 SIP Servlet Threading Model
5.2 Outstanding Issues
5.3 SIP Protocol Support
5.4 JSR 309
References
Part II Developer and Deployment Environments
6 Relationship and Role Within IMS
References
7 SailFin 101
8 SailFin Understanding
8.1 History
8.2 Architecture
8.3 Logging
8.4 Network Configuration
8.5 SIP Container Architecture
8.6 Writing Your Own Interceptor Laye
8.6.1 Writing Custom Application Router
8.7 Cluster Deployment
8.7.1 Load Balancing and IP Sprayers
8.7.2 ENUM
References
9 SIP Servlet Client Programming
9.1 Writing HTTP Servlet-Based Client
9.2 Using Asynchronous HTTP
9.3 Using ICEfaces
9.4 REST and JAX-RS
9.4.1 Consuming a REST Service
9.5 Java ME JSR 180
Reference
10 The SIP Servlet Application Programming Interface (API)
10.1 Container Utilities
10.1.1 SipFactory
10.1.2 AuthInfo
10.1.3 SipSessionsUtil
10.1.4 ConvergedHttpSession
10.1.5 SipServletListener
10.2 Application Constructs
10.2.1 SipApplicationSession
10.2.2 SipApplicationSessionActivationListener
10.2.3 SipApplicationSessionAttributeListener
10.2.4 SipApplicationSessionBindingListener
10.2.5 SipApplicationSessionListener
10.2.6 SipSession
10.2.7 SipSessionActivationListener
10.2.8 SipSessionAttributeListener
10.2.9 SipSessionBindingListener
10.2.10 SipSessionListener
10.3 SIP Message Routing
10.3.1 Proxy
10.3.2 ProxyBranch
10.3.3 B2BuaHelper
10.3.4 SipErrorListener
10.4 SIP Messaging Constructs
10.4.1 SipServletMessage
10.4.2 SipServletRequest
10.4.3 SipServletResponse
10.4.4 Address
10.4.5 Parameterable
10.4.6 SipURI
10.4.7 TelURL
10.4.8 URI
10.5 Timer Service
10.5.1 TimerService
10.5.2 ServletTimer
10.5.3 TimerListener
References
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