Welcome to the SIP-Based Development Community
This site provides everything you need to develop SIP-based applications for VoIP and IMS networks using XTML. You can download a service creation environment in which to build your applications. You can use step-by-step tutorials to aid in your development. You can make use of pre-prepared sample applications. And you can take advantage of other helpful materials such as articles, guides, and source code. Learn more about SIPdev.org

Getting Started Step 1: Download the service creation platform and set up your development environment. Step 2: Learn how to use the SCE. Step 3: If you are new to SIP, check out A newcomer's guide to SIP. Step 4: Start building your own applications with the help of our tutorials or dive right into our pre-prepared reference applications. Step 5: Expand your knowledge through our FAQs and user manuals. Advanced Topics Learn how Javascript can simplify and speed application development Interface with web applications using SOAP Run multiple applications on a single server and use routing rules to solve the service interaction problem Build your own load test applications What is XTML? - Learn about the extensible XML language at the heart of the development platform Come along for a quick tour of the application server What's new Release 6.1.4 posted, which adds support for answering machine detection and additional codec support on the software media server

Reservationless Conferencing This is a full-featured, reservationless conferencing application provided in source code format. The application works with the software media server as well as DSP-based media servers, and features the "Live Lift" feature that seamlessly moves a large conference in flight. The distribution includes a provisioning GUI, CDR generation, and a variety of subscriber features. (more..) Integrating speech recognition into your XTML application is now possible with the introduction of support for Media Resource Control Protocol. MRCP version 2 is an IETF draft which utilizes the SIP protocol in order to establish an MRCP session with speech and text-to-speech servers...(more..)

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