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The document discusses developing SIP applications using OpenSER, WeSIP, HTTP and Java. WeSIP adds a SIP servlet programming layer to OpenSER, allowing developers to build SIP and HTTP applications using Java. WeSIP integrates OpenSER, which provides low-level telephony functions, with the SIP servlet and J2EE environment to provide application logic and trigger services. The document provides examples of SIP application types that can be created using WeSIP and OpenSER.
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- 10. OpenSER SIP HTTP WeSIP J2EE environment (EJBs, Servlet, JNDI, JMX, JMS, etc) Low level, telephony-related functions: -Call Routing (LCR) -Access Control (ACL, Auth,etc.) -Accounting (Radius) -Nat Traversal -UsrLoc -Etc... usrs Application Logic B2BUA Web or SIP triggered PBX functionality (JAVA APIs) Trigger IVR Trigger Media Services Intelligent call routing Annoying (no! you're not!) Business Logic -Provisioning -Invoking thrid party services -Billing -(Accounting) -Statistics -... Architecture OTHER COMM PROTOCOL