I just dont Understand
From the text of Android Website.
It said,
"Android provides an API that supports the Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP). This lets you add SIP-based internet telephony features to your
applications"
Which then I questioned myself, can we use this SIP API in
the Ad-Hoc connection of two Android devices connected each other?
What about,
"Each participant in the application's communication session must have
a SIP account. There are many different SIP providers that offer SIP
accounts."
an Account? What is that for? I assumed the account is
for handling the data translated from and to (client-server) communication.
But what about if I used for the Ad-Hoc TWo android communication, that Has no Internet connectivity? I mean, Can I used SIP Api for this? Or i should use something else...?
user3131703 :
This mean Android now have build-in SIP stack API.\nSo if you want to build SIP applications like SIP softphone, then you can use Android API for SIP without using a thirtparty SIP stack.\n\nMany applications build with SIP for example: PJSIP, CSipSimple, Linphone ...\n\nAfter have SIP application (SIP client) you must have account to login and make call with another SIP clients.",
2014-08-31T08:05:27