#include <opal.h>
Public Attributes | |
const char * | m_prefix |
const char * | m_userName |
const char * | m_displayName |
const char * | m_vendor |
const char * | m_name |
const char * | m_version |
BYTE | m_t35CountryCode |
BYTE | m_t35Extension |
WORD | m_manufacturerCode |
const char * | m_interfaceAddresses |
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_prefix |
Protocol prefix for parameters, e.g. "h323" or "sip". If this is NULL or empty string, then the parameters are set for all protocols where they maybe set.
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_userName |
User name to identify the endpoint. This is usually the protocol specific name and may interact with the OpalCmdRegistration command. e.g. "robertj or 61295552148
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_displayName |
Display name to be used. This is the human readable form of the users name, e.g. "Robert Jongbloed".
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_vendor |
Name of the vendor or manufacturer of the application. This is used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "Vox Lucida".
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_name |
Name of the product within the vendor name space. This is used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "OpenPhone".
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_version |
Version of the product within the vendor/product name space. This is used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "2.1.4".
T.35 country code for the name space in which the vendor or manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. 9 is for Australia.
T.35 country extension code for the name space in which the vendor or manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. Very rarely used.
Manuacturer code for the name space in which the vendor or manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. 61 is for Equivalance and was allocated by the Australian Communications Authority, Oct 2000.
const char* OpalParamProtocol::m_interfaceAddresses |
A list of interfaces to start listening for incoming calls. This list is separated by the '
' character. If NULL no listeners are started or stopped. If and empty string ("") then all listeners are stopped. If a "*" then listeners are started for all interfaces in the system.