Presence and IntComm WG

[Candace Holman <>]

CafeSip is using the JAIN jain-sip-presence-proxy code to create a free 
SIP proxy called SipExchange.  This is all written with Java (hence all 
the J's), with SOAP and beans (Enterprise Java Beans) so this is a very 
different coding community than the SER developers.  I didn't see any 
mention of SIMPLE in the Initial Release Plan, but it is quite early.  
It's nice to see SIP development spreading, though the jury will still 
be out on whether Java is a wise choice in terms of scalability.  SER is 
written in C, likely with the intention of speed and scalability.

SipExchange Initial Release Plan
http://www.cafesip.org/projects/sipexchange/initial_plan.html

More info in the blurb below.

Candace

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:        [nist-sip] New Release of Jiplet Container
Date:   Mon, 08 Aug 2005 08:56:05 -0400
From:   Becky McElroy 
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To:     




Hello,
We have just released Jiplet Container 0.0.3a. The jiplet container is 
SIP application development framework that closely follows the servlet 
model. It can run as a standalone application or as a JBOSS service. For 
more details on this release, please visit - 
http://www.cafesip.org/news/august-7-2005-news-1.html.

In this release, we have incorporated large chunks of the 
JAIN-SIP-PRESENCE-PROXY code developed by Ranga and others into the 
Jiplet Container in order to support the SIP proxy functionality. We 
thank the developers for the code that they have kindly contributed to 
the public domain. Of course, we have had to make quite a bit of changes 
in order for this to work with the jiplet container. This gives rise to 
the challenge as to how to keep our code synched with the original code.

In addition, we have initiated another project called SipExchange that 
will provide a presence and proxy server functions and more. It will run 
as J2EE application and will use the Jiplet Container. We do plan to 
incorporate quite a bit of the jain-sip-presence-proxy code once again. 
For more details on this project, visit 
http://www.cafesip.org/projects/sipexchange/index.html.

Regards,
Amit Chatterjee,
CafeSip Project

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