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38 import gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.DefaultMessageLogFactory;
39 import gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.DefaultRouter;
40 import gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.MessageProcessor;
41 import gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.SIPTransactionStack;
74 * The JAIN-SIP stack is initialized by a set of properties (see the JAIN SIP
77 * meaningful properties for the NIST SIP stack (specify these in the property
96 * file (e.g. log4j.properties). The logger name for the stack is specified
98 * logger name for the stack is the same as the stack name. For example, <code>
101 * </code> allows you to now control logging in the stack entirely using log4j
110 * The stack calls the MessageLogFactory functions to format the log for
137 * Set true if you want to to log a stack trace at INFO level for each message
142 * If this property is defined the sip stack will try to instantiate it through
144 * than the ones provided by default to log what happens within the stack while
146 * stack LogWriter will be used for logging</li>
150 * If this property is defined the sip stack will try to instantiate it through
153 * stack. If this property is not defined, the default sip stack ServerLog will
175 * objects that the stack manages. Pure B2BUA applications should set this flag
199 * Default value is true. Setting this to false makes the Stack close the server
203 * action), the stack will keep the socket open so as to maximize performance at
209 * Default value is true. Setting this to false makes the Stack close the server
223 * <li>If this is specified and the listener is re-entrant, then the stack will
226 * when the stack is instantiated.</li>
227 * <li>If this is specified and the listener is not re-entrant, then the stack
234 * is re-entrant then the stack manages a thread pool and synchronously calls
243 * Max number of simultaneous TCP connections handled by stack.</li>
267 * by the stack. Default time is "infinity" - i.e. if the listener never
268 * responds, the stack will hang on to a reference for the transaction and
281 * after the first byte of a SIP message is read by the stack. All the sip
283 * of the content delivered in this interval. Default value is -1 (ie. the stack
311 * Defines how often the application intends to audit the SIP Stack about the
316 * make the stack inoperable and therefore require immediate action from the
336 * different stack than the original stack. If set to <it>false</it> then the
339 * INVITE from a different stack than the INVITE. You can also create a CANCEL
346 * objects that the stack manages. Pure B2BUA applications should set this flag
373 * is true. If set to true stack will enforce queue length limitation for UDP.
385 * setting this flag implies that the stack will take control over setting the
386 * VIA header for Sip Requests sent through the stack. The stack will attach a
387 * suffix to the VIA header branch and check any response arriving at the stack
389 * stack will silently drop the response.</li>
395 * INVITE client transaction was sent, the stack will place the original INVITE
422 * <b> Note that the stack supports the extensions that are defined in
463 // Stack semaphore (global lock).
503 * ReInitialize the stack instance.
515 * Return true if automatic dialog support is enabled for this stack.
518 * stack
525 * Constructor for the stack.
528 * -- stack configuration properties including NIST-specific
538 /** Retrieve the stack IP address */
550 /** Retrieve the stack name */
554 throw new PeerUnavailableException("stack name is missing");
572 "Cound not instantiate stack logger "
578 "Cound not instantiate stack logger "
588 serverLoggerClassName = "gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.ServerLog";
624 routerPath = "gov.nist.javax.sip.stack.DefaultRouter";
1003 "created Sip stack. Properties = " + configurationProperties);
1084 /** Reusing an old stack instance */
1196 * Get the IP Address of the stack.
1243 * Finalization -- stop the stack on finalization. Exit the transaction
1253 * This uses the default stack address to create a listening point.
1263 "Stack does not have a default IP Address!");
1274 getStackLogger().logDebug("stopStack -- stoppping the stack");
1280 * Check for presence of an event scanner ( may happen if stack is
1303 * Get the listener for the stack. A stack can have only one listener. To
1307 * @return -- the stack SipListener
1315 * Get the message log factory registered with the stack.
1317 * @return -- the messageLogFactory of the stack.
1391 * Set the list of cipher suites supported by the stack. A stack can have
1395 * The stack has a default cipher suite of:
1415 * Return the currently enabled cipher suites of the Stack.
1424 * Set the list of protocols supported by the stack for outgoing TLS connections.
1425 * A stack can have only one set of protocols.
1429 * The stack has a default protocol suite of:
