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Java TM Call Control (JCC) and Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)

Jain et al., 2001

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794392575687328992
Author
Jain R
Bakker J
Anjum F
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IEICE transactions on communications

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This paper describes the JAIN TM Java TM Call Control (JCC) Application Programming Interface (API), and its relationship to network protocols, in particular the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). JCC is a high-level object-oriented open, standard API for Next Generation …
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