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SIP Basis
SIP Basis is a family of software components developed as building blocks for our own products and available by license.
Contact info@estacado.net for pricing and availability information.
SIP Basis Compression Library (SigComp)
The Estacado Systems Compression Library is based on RFC 3320. The library is equally suitable for embedding in mobile terminals as it is for use in highly-scalable network servers. The library comes with the static SIP and SDP static dictionaries defined in RFC 3485. Support for the Deflate algorithm is included, with additional algorithms available by request. The implementation also supports the NACK mechanism described in RFC 4077 for greater efficiency.
Estacado Systems hosts the Open Sigcomp project which provides an open source library with similar functionality.
SIP Basis Embedded User Agent
The Embedded User Agent is a memory- and performance-optimized RFC 3261 compliant SIP stack designed specifically for embedded and resource constrained environments such as mobile terminals and set-top boxes.
SIP Basis Foundation SDK
SIP Basis Foundation SDK is an extremely flexible, feature-rich SIP stack that supports SIP as defined in RFC 3261, as well as the preponderance of protocol extensions defined by the IETF. It has been tested at a large number of SIPit protocol interoperability events, to assure maximum interoperability with other products.
SIP Basis Change Agent Framework
The Change Agent Framework is a state distribution library that implements the SIP events defined in RFC 3265. The Change Agent Framework exposes an API that can be used to develop presence, configuration, identity, SAML, and other publish/subscribe oriented applications. The SIP Wright Presence Server utilizes the Change Agent Framework.
SIP Basis Messaging SDK
The Messaging SDK is an implementation of the forthcoming message session relay protocol (MSRP) currently being defined by the IETF. It is targeted for use in clients, both for embedded use and on general purpose computing platforms.
SIP Basis STUN/TURN SDK
The SIP Basis STUN/TURN SDK implements RFC 3489 and the TURN protocol being developed by the IETF. The STUN/TURN SDK is interoperable with the SIP Wright STUN/TURN server.
