Understanding SIP Servlets 1.1 -- Contents -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- Part IIntroduction to SIP Servlet Technology -- 1 Introduction to SIP Servlets -- 1.1 Session Initiation Protocol -- 1.2 SIP Servlets and the SIP Servlet Vision -- 1.3 Java Enterprise Edition -- 1.3.1 Servlet Specification -- 1.3.2 Annotations -- 1.3.3 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) -- References -- 2 The SIP Servlet Container -- 2.1 Container Responsibilities -- 2.1.1 Life-Cycle Management -- 2.1.2 Protocol Compliance -- 2.1.3 Mapping Requests to Servlets -- 2.1.4 Receiving SIP Requests -- 2.1.5 Receiving SIP Responses -- 2.1.6 Session Targeting -- 2.1.7 Session Utilities -- 2.1.8 SIP Factory -- 2.1.9 Timer Service -- 2.2 Container Convergence -- 2.2.1 HTTP Container Convergence -- 2.2.2 JEE Container Convergence -- 2.3 Security -- References -- 3 The SIP Servlet Application -- 3.1 SIP Servlet Packaging -- 3.1.1 Deployment Descriptor -- 3.2 Application Roles -- 3.2.1 Proxy -- 3.2.2 User Agent Client -- 3.2.3 User Agent Server -- 3.2.4 Back-to-Back User Agent -- 3.3 Application Constructs -- 3.3.1 SIP Application Session -- 3.3.2 SIP Session -- 3.3.3 Application Data Storage -- 3.3.4 Session Lifetime and Invalidation -- 3.3.5 Annotations -- References -- 4 Application Router -- 4.1 SIP Servlet 1.1 Composition Model -- 4.2 Application Router, Container, and Application Interaction -- 4.2.1 Subsequent Requests and Responses -- References -- 5 Moving Forward -- 5.1 SIP Servlet Threading Model -- 5.2 Outstanding Issues -- 5.3 SIP Protocol Support -- 5.4 JSR 309 -- References -- Part II Developer and Deployment Environments -- 6 Relationship and Role Within IMS -- References -- 7 SailFin 101 -- 8 SailFin Understanding -- 8.1 History -- 8.2 Architecture -- 8.3 Logging -- 8.4 Network Configuration -- 8.5 SIP Container Architecture -- 8.6 Writing Your Own Interceptor Laye.

8.6.1 Writing Custom Application Router -- 8.7 Cluster Deployment -- 8.7.1 Load Balancing and IP Sprayers -- 8.7.2 ENUM -- References -- 9 SIP Servlet Client Programming -- 9.1 Writing HTTP Servlet-Based Client -- 9.2 Using Asynchronous HTTP -- 9.3 Using ICEfaces -- 9.4 REST and JAX-RS -- 9.4.1 Consuming a REST Service -- 9.5 Java ME JSR 180 -- Reference -- 10 The SIP Servlet Application Programming Interface (API) -- 10.1 Container Utilities -- 10.1.1 SipFactory -- 10.1.2 AuthInfo -- 10.1.3 SipSessionsUtil -- 10.1.4 ConvergedHttpSession -- 10.1.5 SipServletListener -- 10.2 Application Constructs -- 10.2.1 SipApplicationSession -- 10.2.2 SipApplicationSessionActivationListener -- 10.2.3 SipApplicationSessionAttributeListener -- 10.2.4 SipApplicationSessionBindingListener -- 10.2.5 SipApplicationSessionListener -- 10.2.6 SipSession -- 10.2.7 SipSessionActivationListener -- 10.2.8 SipSessionAttributeListener -- 10.2.9 SipSessionBindingListener -- 10.2.10 SipSessionListener -- 10.3 SIP Message Routing -- 10.3.1 Proxy -- 10.3.2 ProxyBranch -- 10.3.3 B2BuaHelper -- 10.3.4 SipErrorListener -- 10.4 SIP Messaging Constructs -- 10.4.1 SipServletMessage -- 10.4.2 SipServletRequest -- 10.4.3 SipServletResponse -- 10.4.4 Address -- 10.4.5 Parameterable -- 10.4.6 SipURI -- 10.4.7 TelURL -- 10.4.8 URI -- 10.5 Timer Service -- 10.5.1 TimerService -- 10.5.2 ServletTimer -- 10.5.3 TimerListener -- References -- About the Authors.