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=SIP Endpoint SDK for OS X QuickStart Application=
  
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The easiest way to start using the SIP Endpoint SDK for OS X is with the bundled QuickStart application. This application ships in the same folder as the SDK and is supplied as both a double-clickable application in the <tt>/Bin</tt> folder and as source code in the form of an Xcode project located in the <tt>QuickStart/Src</tt> folder.
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==Running the QuickStart Application==
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You can try out the QuickStart application by running <tt>/Bin/QuickStart.app</tt>:
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# Set your [[ConfiguringforAppleOS|configuration settings]] by editing <tt>/Bin/SipEndpoint.config</tt>.
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# Open and run <tt>/Bin/QuickStart.app</tt>.
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== Rebuilding the QuickStart Application from the Xcode Project ==
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You can modify the QuickStart application by opening the QuickStart Xcode project, <tt>/QuickStart/Src/QuickStart.xcodeproj</tt>.
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Before running your modified QuickStart application, you need to rebuild it in Xcode.
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At that point, you can either run the application from within Xcode or you can double-click the application that is contained in the <tt>/Bin</tt> folder. When you rebuild the QuickStart project, the <tt>/Bin/Quickstart.app</tt> file is replaced with your modified QuickStart application.
  
The easiest way to start using the SIP Endpoint SDK for Apple OS is with the bundled sample application. This application ships in the same folder as the SDK and is supplied as both a double-clickable application and as source code in the form of an Xcode project.
 
== Running the Sample Application ==
 
Before running the sample application, you need to rebuild it in Xcode. To do that:
 
# Open the <tt>SipEndpoint Sample.xcodeproj</tt> project file contained in the sample's <tt>Src</tt> folder.
 
# Rebuild the project.
 
At that point, you can either run the application from within Xcode or you can double-click the application that is contained in the <tt>Bin</tt> folder.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 07:08, July 25, 2017

SIP Endpoint SDK for OS X QuickStart Application

Important
The following features are not supported:
  • Video
  • IPv6
  • NAT, ICE, TURN, STUN
  • SIP Cluster
  • SIP Proxy

The easiest way to start using the SIP Endpoint SDK for OS X is with the bundled QuickStart application. This application ships in the same folder as the SDK and is supplied as both a double-clickable application in the /Bin folder and as source code in the form of an Xcode project located in the QuickStart/Src folder.

Running the QuickStart Application

You can try out the QuickStart application by running /Bin/QuickStart.app:

  1. Set your configuration settings by editing /Bin/SipEndpoint.config.
  2. Open and run /Bin/QuickStart.app.

Rebuilding the QuickStart Application from the Xcode Project

You can modify the QuickStart application by opening the QuickStart Xcode project, /QuickStart/Src/QuickStart.xcodeproj.

Before running your modified QuickStart application, you need to rebuild it in Xcode.

At that point, you can either run the application from within Xcode or you can double-click the application that is contained in the /Bin folder. When you rebuild the QuickStart project, the /Bin/Quickstart.app file is replaced with your modified QuickStart application.

This page was last edited on July 25, 2017, at 07:08.
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