Session Initiation Protocol Library Functions
sipcreatedialogreq(3SIP)
NAME
sipcreatedialogreq, sipcreatedialogreqnocontact -
create an in-dialog request
SYNOPSIS
cc [ flag ... ] file ... -lsip [ library ... ]
#include
sipmsgt sipcreatedialogreq(sipmethodt method,
sipdialogt dialog, char *transport, char *sentby,
int sentbyport, char *viaparam, uint32t smaxforward,
int cseq);
sipmsgt sipcreatedialogreqnocontact(sipmethodt method,
sipdialogt dialog, char *transport, char *sentby,
int sentbyport, char *viaparam, uint32t smaxforward,
int cseq);
DESCRIPTION
The sipcreatedialogreq() function creates and returns a
SIP request with the state information contained in dialog.
The method in the resulting request is from method. The
method can be one of the following:
INVITE
ACK
OPTIONS
BYE
CANCEL
REGISTER
REFER
INFO
SUBSCRIBE
NOTIFY
PRACK
The resulting request line in the SIP message has the SIP-
Version of "2.0". The URI in the request line is from the
remote target in the dialog or from the route set in the
dialog, if present. See RFC 3261 (section 12.2) for details.
The FROM, TO, and CAL-ID headers are added from the dialog.
The MAX-FORWARDS header is added using the value in maxfor-
ward. The CSEQ header is added using the SIP method in
method and the sequence number value in cseq. If cseq is -1,
the sequence number is obtained from the local sequence
number in the dialog. The local sequence number in the dia-
log is incremented and is used in the CSEQ header. The VIA
header added is created using the transport, sentby,
sentbyport (if non-zero), and viaparam (if any). If
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dialog has a non-empty route set, the resulting SIP request
has the route set from the dialog.
The sipcreatedialogreqnocontact() function is similar to
sipcreatedialogreq(), except that it does not add the
contact header.
RETURN VALUES
The sipcreatedialogreq() and
sipcreatedialogreqnocontact() functions return the
resulting SIP message on success and NUL on failure.
The value of errno is not changed by these calls in the
event of an error.
ATRIBUTES
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attri-
butes:
ATRIBUTE TYPE ATRIBUTE VALUE
Interface Stability Committed
MT-Level MT-Safe
SEE ALSO
libsip(3LIB), attributes(5)
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