Examples of javax.sip.header.RouteHeader

javax.sip.header.RouteHeader

The Route header field is used to force routing for a request through the listed set of proxies. Each host removes the first entry and then proxies the Request to the host listed in that entry using it as the RequestURI.

Explicit Route assignment (if needed) for the initial dialog establishment is the applications responsibility, but once established Routes are maintained by the dialog layer and should not be manupulated by the application. For example the SipProvider queries the dialog for Route assignment and adds these to the outgoing message as needed. The {@link javax.sip.address.Router} may be used by the application to determine the initial Route of the message. @see RecordRouteHeader @see HeaderAddress @see Parameters @author BEA Systems, NIST @version 1.2

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    if (outgoingDialog == null || outgoingDialog.getState() == null) {
      // first request, no route available
      final RouteList routeList = request.getRouteHeaders();
      if (routeList != null) {
        final RouteHeader topRoute = routeList.get(0);
        final URI topRouteURI = topRoute.getAddress().getURI();
        if (topRouteURI.isSipURI()) {
          final SipURI topRouteSipURI = (SipURI) topRouteURI;
          if (topRouteSipURI.getHost().equals(listeningPointImpl.getIPAddress())
              && topRouteSipURI.getPort() == listeningPointImpl.getPort()) {
            if (routeList.size() > 1) {

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