Conaito.VoIPSIPClientSDK

Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK - a powerful tool to build VoIP SIP applications

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1Welcome 1

Development environment 4

Licensing 4

License Agreement 5

Getting Started 26Microsoft Visual Studio Quick Start 26

Borland Delphi Quick Start 28

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Quick Start 30

Reference 33Methods 33

Initialize Method 35WebInitialize Method 35Shutdown Method 35Register Method 36UnRegister Method 36Connect Method 36Disconnect Method 37AcceptCall Method 37TransferCall Method 37RedirectCall Method 38Hold Method 38Unhold Method 39EnableKeepAlive Method 39DisableKeepAlive Method 39EnableSTUN Method 40DisableSTUN Method 40EnableTURN Method 40DisableTURN Method 41SendDTMF Method 41StartPlaying Method 41StartPlayingAtLine Method 42StopPlaying Method 42


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StopPlayingAtLine Method 42StartRecording Method 43StopRecording Method 43GetOutDevName Method 44GetInDevName Method 44SetLicenseKey Method 44SetWebLicense Method 45EncryptSipSettings Method 45SendPagerMessage Method 46PostPagerMessage Method 47ConferenceJoin Method 47ConferenceRemove Method 47SelectAllVoiceCodecs Method 48SelectVoiceCodec Method 48DeselectAllVoiceCodecs Method 48DeselectVoiceCodec Method 49GetVoiceCodecName Method 49StoreConfiguration Method 49LoadConfiguration Method 50AddAdditionalDNSServer Method 50URLGetDisplayName Method 51URLGetUserName Method 51URLGetHost Method 52URLGetPort Method 52URLGetAOR Method 52GetCaptureDevName Method 53SelectAllVideoCodecs Method 53SelectVideoCodec Method 54DeselectAllVideoCodecs Method 54DeselectVideoCodec Method 55GetVideoCodecName Method 55AddSipAccount Method 56RemoveSipAccount Method 56GetSipAccountIndex Method 56SetAudioCodecIndex Method 57SetVideoCodecIndex Method 57StartVideo Method 58StopVideo Method 58

Properties 58LastError Property 60IsPlaying Property 60PhoneLine Property 61


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MaxPhoneLines Property 61RegisterExpiration Property 61UDPPort Property 62TCPPort Property 62ForwardURI Property 62NATKeepAlive Property 63RtpPortStart Property 63OutDevNum Property 63InDevNum Property 64DndEnabled Property 64OutputDeviceName Property 64InputDeviceName Property 65IsInitialized Property 65PlayRingtone Property 65AGC Property 66AEC Property 66NoiseReduction Property 66EchoTail Property 67SpeakerVolume Property 67MicrophoneVolume Property 67SpeakerMuted Property 68MicrophoneMuted Property 68SpeakerEnergy Property 68MicrophoneEnergy Property 69VoiceCodecCount Property 69CallState Property 69RemoteURI Property 70LineResponseCode Property 70LineResponseText Property 70RegistrationResponseCode Property 71RegistrationResponseText Property 71LogEnabled Property 71DisplayName Property 72UserID Property 72LoginID Property 72Password Property 73Realm Property 73RegistrationProxy Property 73OutboundProxy Property 74AcceptLanguage Property 74NegotiatedCodecName Property 74NegotiatedPayloadType Property 75


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LocalIPsCount Property 75LocalIP Property 75NetworkAdapter Property 76Identity Property 76RingtoneFile Property 76VideoCodecCount Property 77CameraInUse Property 77PreviewWindow Property 77OutputWindow Property 78CaptureDevNum Property 78CaptureDeviceName Property 78SipAccountCount Property 79ActiveSipAccount Property 79VideoFrameSize Property 79VideoMaxBitrate Property 80AutoStartSendingVideo Property 80

Events 81OnStunSuccess Event 82OnStunFailure Event 82OnRegistrationSuccess Event 82OnRegistrationFailure Event 83OnUnregistration Event 83OnReregistration Event 83OnAlerting Event 84OnConnected Event 84OnRedirectSuccess Event 85OnRedirectFailure Event 85OnDTMF Event 85OnTerminatedLine Event 86OnConnectingLine Event 86OnPlayfileStop Event 87OnHold Event 87OnRemoteHold Event 88OnPIMIncomingMessage Event 88OnLocalMediaStarted Event 89OnLocalMediaStoped Event 89OnRemoteMediaStarted Event 89OnRemoteMediaStoped Event 90OnPostPagerMessageResult Event 90OnOutgoingSipRequest Event 91OnOutgoingSipResponse Event 91OnIncomingSipRequest Event 92


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OnIncomingSipResponse Event 92

CallState 93

VideoFrameFormat 93

Support and service 95Technical support 95

Our Service for your Solutions 95

Index a


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1 Introduction

1.1 Welcome VoIP SIP Client SDK

A powerful and highly versatile VoIP SDK to accelerate development of SIP applications and websites

The VoIP SIP Client SDK provides a powerful and highly versatile solution to add quickly SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)based dial and receive phone calls features in your software applications and websites. It accelerates the development ofSIP/RTP compliant soft phone with a fully-customizable user interface and brand name.

The SDK contains a high performance VoIP conferencing client capable of delivering crystal clear sound even for both lowand high-bandwidth users and SIP compatible devices (hardware and software). It enables a worldwide communication overthe internet or intern networks either and delivers superior voice quality by integrating digital voice processing featuresincluding auto gain controller (AGC ( see page 66)), acoustic echo suppression (AES) and noise suppression. It supportsmultiple lines, multi-party voice conference, call hold, call forwarding and transfer, DTMF, Packet Loss Concealment (PLC),adaptive jitter buffer, record and playing WAV and much more!Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK is based on IETF standards (SIP, RTP, STUN, TURN, ICE etc.), so it should be compatiblewith other standard based products such as: SER, Sip EXpress, OpenSER and Asterisk.

New features of the version 1.6:

Multiple sip accounts registration support (unlimited) Recording voice conversation into mp3 (.mp3) file (without or ID3v2.1 tag supported) Playing mp3 (.mp3) files to the remote end (without or ID3v2.1 tag supported) Codec selection and sorting Fixed VB6 example bug Fixed STUN event bug Additional minor improvements as well file size optimization and performance of the SDKKey features of the VoIP SIP Client SDK:

Easily make and receive SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) based phone calls through any SIP gateway or SIP compliant

1.1 Welcome Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

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IP-Telephony service provider VoIP conferencing with crystal clear sound even for both low and high-bandwidth users Supported audio codecs: G729, G723, G711 A-Law, G711 U-Law, Speex, Speex-wb, GSM6.10 and iLBC Open standards-based and interoperable with all of the major equipment vendors UDP and TCP support Multi-party voice conference support (Conference split and join, locally mixed conferences) Multi-line support (multiple simultaneous calls) SIP Instant/Chat Messaging with send/receive controlling Integrated STUN, TURN and ICE NAT Traversal Comes with SIP Server demo to provide in bundle with the Conaito SIP Client a ready up own SIP VoIP and Instant

Messaging network solution. P2P support for directly connections between 2 SIP clients without SIP Server Outbound proxy server support Encrypted SIP account settings (encrypted SIP account settings in your webpage) Line Hold ( see page 38)/Un-hold support Call forwarding and rejection Call transfer support Select media input/output devices - on-the-fly (as well during a conversation/conference) Microphone and Speaker volume with Mute (including level indicator) Auto-answer DND (Do Not Disturb) Adaptive Jitter buffer PLC (Packet Lost Concealment) AGC ( see page 66) (auto gain controller) AES (Acoustic echo cancellation or suppression) Noise cancellation or suppression DTMF tones support (generation/detection) Recording voice conversation into PCM WAVE and mp3 (.wav and .mp3) file Playing PCM WAVE and mp3 (.wav and .mp3) files to the remote end Audio file memory cache Extended SIP URL functions Registration on SIP Server (SIP Registrar) Log file on/off setting Keep-alive packets to NAT/firewall Fully-customizable user interface Production-ready Microsoft Authenticode Certificate certified Works with all kind of Internet connections Friendly to NAT and other firewalls Royalty free licensing No Yearly/Monthly fee Very easy to incorporate SDK comes in bundle with ActiveX control (Webdemo with ready-up signed CAB included), native DLL with .NET

Interface for easy usage in .NET development (no ActiveX registration necessary)

1.1 Welcome Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

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Fully sample applications for various programming languages such as sample source code for C#, VB.NET, C++, VB 6.0, Delphi and HTML/JavaScript (Webdemo) for ActiveX, DLL and .NET version

For .NET framework as well and all development environments with native DLL, .NET or ActiveX supportEasy, familiar, event-driven call control ActiveX, DLL and .NET

Easy to use; quick development Powerful .NET Interface for easy .NET development (no ActiveX registration necessary) Support for .NET framework as well and all development environments with native DLL, .NET or ActiveX support Very easy to incorporate Rich call control feature set

Multi-party voice conference support (Conference split and join, locally mixed conferences) Multi-line support (multiple simultaneous calls) SIP Instant messaging Locally mixed conferences Hold ( see page 38)/Mute Call transfer and redirect Call forwarding and rejection Industry leading SIP support

RFC3261 compliant SIP stack RFC2833 out-of-band DTMF signaling Integrated STUN, TURN and ICE support Comprehensive configuration support

Select media input/output devices - on-the-fly (as well during a conversation/conference) Configurable ports (RTP, SIP UDP, SIP TCP, STUN, TURN, ICE) SIP proxyAdvanced digital voice processing features

AGC ( see page 66) (auto gain controller) AES (Acoustic echo cancellation or suppression) Noise cancellation or suppression and much more!

Having the above features available makes it simple to develop any type of VoIP-enabled application, like e.g. a SIPsoftphone, IVR solution, teaching tool, live support, voip chat, meeting tool or any other type of application which requiresusers being able to talk and type messages to each other.

For Conaito VoIP SIP clients to be able to interact with each other they must connect to a SIP gateway or SIP basedIP-Telephony service provider.

Just relax!

Please, don't hesitate trying our VoIP SIP Client SDK at once and get yourself, as well as your customers, the excitingexperience of easy, fast and high quality standard applications which VoIP-enable your application and website.

We hope you enjoy the new Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK A powerful and highly versatile VoIP SDK to acceleratedevelopment of SIP applications and websites.

Conaito Technologies

http://www.conaito.com

1.2 Development environment Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

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1.2 Development environment The Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK provides the documentation, samples and related libraries you need to integrate with otherapplications or websites.

It runs on Windows and includes a ActiveX, native DLL with .NET interface that can be used from any programminglanguage like Visual C# .NET, Visual Basic .NET, Visual C++ .NET, Visual C++, Visual Basic and Borland Delphi etc.

The contents and the supported development environments include all of the necessary software components for buildingsystems based on Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK including documented operational software applications, examples (withsource code), explanations as well as necessary service programs, libraries and components.The supported development environments include:

Visual C# .NET Visual Basic .NET Visual C++ .NET Visual C++ Visual Basic Borland Delphi ASP.NET (ActiveX) ASP, JSP, PHP (ActiveX) HTML/JavaScript (ActiveX) and all development environments with native DLL, .NET or ActiveX supportSystem requirements: Operating system: Windows

1.3 Licensing Software Product: Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

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The Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK is available as a trial version which expires after 30 days.

Hassle-free and Simplicity Licensing

We love hassle-free and simplicity licensing, that's why our licenses comes already out of the box with a unlimiteddeployment, unlimited developer and royalty free distribution license. No more hassle of annual fees and feature limitationsbecause of lower budgets from single developers and small company's. That's it. No catch, no fine print.

Further information can be found in our license section.

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1.3 Licensing Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK

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When you buy a license, you automatically get a subscription which entitles you to product updates and support while yoursubscription is active. The subscription does not affect your license: once you have bought a license, it is yoursforever and you can continue to run the licensed version of the product for as long as it is useful to you. If your support andmaintenance subscription has expired and you want to continue getting upgrades and hot fixes it can be renewed bypurchasing a "Support and Maintenance Subscription Renewal". Learn more

Educators and educational institutions can purchase the Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK at discounted prices. Please contactus for more information.

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Contact our Live Support, email us at: [email protected] or see our FAQ.

Pricing of the Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK can be found in the "Pricing" section of the conaito.com website.



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This License Agreement defines the terms and conditions under which you (the Licensee) are permitted by conaito.com(Conaito Technologies - the Licensor) to use the Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK.1. Definitions

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sipXsdp, sipXmedia, sipXport, sipXmediaAdapter

Copyright (C) 2007 SIPfoundry Inc. Licensed by SIPfoundry under the LGPL license. Copyright (C) 2007 Plantronics Licensed to SIPfoundry under a Contributor Agreement. Copyright (C) 2007 SIPez LLC. Licensed to SIPfoundry under a Contributor Agreement.

SpanDSP - a series of DSP components for telephony

Copyright (C) 2006 Steve Underwood

plgtones, plgspeex, plgpcmapcmu, plgilbc, plggsm, plgg729, plgg726, plgg722

Copyright (C) 2007-2008 SIPez LLC. Licensed to SIPfoundry under a Contributor Agreement. Copyright (C) 2007-2008 SIPfoundry Inc. Licensed by SIPfoundry under the LGPL license.

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2 Getting Started With the Conaito VoIP SIP Client SDK you may easily establish calls to regular phones (PSTN) from your desktop and Webapplications. You can utilize it to develop IVR or more complex SIP Server/Media center solutions. The SDK comes with newsample SIP Proxy Server to provide in bundle with the Conaito SIP Client a ready up SIP VoIP and Instant Messagingnetwork solution.

Typical scenario - How to make a call:

1. Build SIPActiveX object (specify required properties such as LoginID ( see page 72), Password ( see page 73), RegistrationProxy ( see page 73), LicenseKey etc.)

2. Initialize ( see page 35) SIPActiveX.3. Register ( see page 36) with SIP Proxy server. Register ( see page 36) method takes no parameters because all SIP

user account settings must be set before calling Initialize ( see page 35

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