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What is the best Java SIP Stack I can use.

I'm looking for Stable, Efficient, Rich Feature-Set, Stable & Bug-less :)

skaffman
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MjSip - complete, well documented, and Open Source

luvieere
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  • where's the documentation for making it work...I agree the API's are documented nicely...but I am not able to run even the example codes. – Vineet Menon Oct 20 '11 at 07:29
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I hope it is NOT MjSip. I may be wrong but I don't think that the api has been worked on since 2005. I have used it for a month now and it is missing some higher level things like easy dtmf support and has the occasional bug. Although, I think some decent projects like SipDroid for android used it as a basis.

Two other stacks I know of are:

1) PJSIP-JNI which is java bindings for the C PJSIP library

2) JAIN-SIP

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This is a good library to start with. The project has a lot of modules, but the SIP and RTP implementations are simple and pure java (including g729 codec !!!)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/javaforce/

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though java is not very much used here, i hope it's helpful, this is google talk approach

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