What's this ?
This contains the code for a simple graphical user interface for visualizing SIP signaling traces
You have to start the application from the command line: either from the command line using ant:
Usage:
(if classpath correctly set)
java tools.tracesviewer.TracesViewer -rmihost rmihost -rmiport rmiport -stackId stackId
- "rmihost" is the host name/address for the RMI registry
- "rmiport" (optional) is the port for the rmi registry. Usually
not required if you are running from the default port of 1099.
- "stackId" is an identifier for the stack (i.e. the JAIN SIP Stack
Name).
The values are defaulted to rmihost == 127.0.0.1
rmiport == 1099. StackId is mandatory. It is the stack name property
of JAIN-SIP.
Problems with the trace viewer:
- When the traces are refreshed, sometimes, you must resize the window to update the scroll bars and you will be able to see all the SIP messages.
Author: Swing version written by Olivier Deruelle Based on a the AWT version developed by Christophe Chazeau M. Ranganathan re-did some of the parsing and sorting stuff in the original.