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348 eXosip2 (3.0.3)
350 * Add TLS support.
351 * rewrite transport layer.
352 * add line= parameter in Contact headers for registrations.
353 * a few changes related to interop. issues.
354 * add missing *_REQUESTFAILURE events on no answer.
355 * Update registration interval when Expires header is in 200ok.
356 eXosip2 (3.0.2)
358 * fix call transfer issue with "Replaces" header.
359 * allow build/run eXosip in non-threaded model (without -DOSIP_MT).
360 * initial support for ucos.
361 * add support for qop authentication.
362 * remove registration context immediatly upon eXosip_register_remove.
363 * TCP: fix missing Contact in INVITE sent.
364 * TCP: fix missing "transport" in Contact for answers within dialog.
365 * TCP: fix possible race conditions.
366 eXosip2 (3.0.1)
368 * add Windows CE support with Visual Studio 2005
369 (WM5.0,PocketPC 2003/2005, Smartphone)
370 * Update to osip2-3.0.1
371 * Add SRV record capabilities.
372 * add new OPTIONS: do not send 101, remove pre-route set from message.
373 eXosip2 (2.2.3)
375 * announce NOTIFY answers to application.
376 * fix authentication bugs from previous patch.
377 * fix TCP bug
378 * fix using code 699
379 eXosip2 (2.2.2)
381 * new version synchronized with osip2
382 * total rewrite of eXosip.
383 * -> new API for more flexibility
384 * -> media negotiation must now be handled outside of eXosip2
385 eXosip (0.9.1)
387 * add publish support through a nice API.
388 eXosip (0.9.0)
390 * improve presence support (busy, away, onthephone...).
391 * new eXosip_automatic_refresh() to refresh SUBSCRIBE and REGISTER.
392 * Fix dialog establishement when receiving NOTIFYs.
393 * This ChangeLog has not been updated seriously... Many changes
394 * have been done but they don't appear here. Sorry.
395 * status of libexosip:
396 * call transfer : OK
397 * redirection of calls (3XX) : OK
398 * SUB/NOTIFY for presence : nearly OK (usable)
399 * authenthication (REGISTER and INVITE only) : ok
400 eXosip (0.8.0)
402 * fix processing of 180 Ringing?
403 * fix bug when BYE is processed before a 2xx for INVITE.
404 eXosip (0.7.7)
406 * memory leaks.
407 * tiny bugs, code clean-up.
408 eXosip (0.7.6)
410 * fix bug when 1st proxy is using strict routing.
411 * support for IPv4 and IPv6.
412 * do not send 180 Ringing any more on new INVITEs.
413 * close correctly rtp streams in josua.
414 * improve the eXosip_event_wait method.
415 * performance updated on win32 for event handling.
416 eXosip (0.7.5)
418 * small improvements for josua.
419 * patch for IPv6 (uncomplete)
420 * patch for authentication
421 * improve configure.in file
422 * allow fancy reason phrase in SIP answer.
423 * allow to NAT traversal (firewall IP in SDP packet).
424 eXosip (0.7.3)
426 * warning fix.
427 * support for multiple registrations.
428 * support for authentifications for REGISTER.
429 eXosip (0.7.2)
431 * add RTP support with common ucl library.
432 * fix some memory leak.
433 * improve facility to change the local_sdp_port.
434 * add an event when ACK for 2xx is received.
435 eXosip (0.7.1)
437 * rewrite of header files and new directory architecture.
438 * support for INFO and OPTIONS within calls.
439 * support for AUDIO.
440 eXosip (0.6.3)
442 * use of event oriented interface in josua.
443 eXosip (0.6.2)
445 * New Event oriented interface with applications.
446 * support for both MSN or compliant UAs.
447 * SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY for SIMPLE support.
448 * script for adding/updating subscribers. (eXosip_addsubscriber.sh)
449 eXosip (0.6.1)
451 * INVITE, CANCEL, BYE, REGISTER, MESSAGE, REFER
452 * script for adding/updating contact. (eXosip_addfreind.sh)
453 * script for adding/updating identity. (eXosip_addidentity.sh)
454 * NCURSES interface.
455 * options for current session.
456Version 3.0.1 30 Aug 2007 eXosip2_license(3)