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I am trying to build a very basic proxy to send Notifications to a phone when someone is trying to call. The problem is that Microsoft doesn't allow an app to run in the background on Windows Phone to wait for a call as you would need for VOIP. You have to send a notification to the phone which launches the app and then you have to do the Register stuff, etc. I know mainly two Apps right now, one of them being Linphone.
I have a basic example working. The only problem I currently have is that there is an extreme delay between the calls. Especially if I try to send a message from my sip.js to the SIP-Server. Everything else like 'INVITE', 'ACK', etc. seems to be delivered nearly instantaneously. But the REGISTER takes about 35 seconds until the packet gets forwarded to the SIP-Server.
OK. Seems that this is related to Issue #94. Just tried and entered the IP-address of sipgate.de into the phone instead of the Name and now it works exactly like I wish it would. Whole 'REGISTER' process only takes a second or two.
Is it possible that every occurrence of sipgate.de in the packet is causing a full SIP-address search?
Hey,
I am trying to build a very basic proxy to send Notifications to a phone when someone is trying to call. The problem is that Microsoft doesn't allow an app to run in the background on Windows Phone to wait for a call as you would need for VOIP. You have to send a notification to the phone which launches the app and then you have to do the Register stuff, etc. I know mainly two Apps right now, one of them being Linphone.
I have a basic example working. The only problem I currently have is that there is an extreme delay between the calls. Especially if I try to send a message from my sip.js to the SIP-Server. Everything else like 'INVITE', 'ACK', etc. seems to be delivered nearly instantaneously. But the REGISTER takes about 35 seconds until the packet gets forwarded to the SIP-Server.
My current code:
If I leave the 'TRYING' out my phone goes completely into rage mode as it gets no answers.
Any ideas?
Thank you very much
Ferdinand
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