| Overview |  |
Introduced in: 12 Dec 2002 by Magnus Ahltorp <ahltorp@nada.kth.se>
Authors: Magnus Ahltorp (ahltorp@nada.kth.se).
| origin2str/1 | Turn a siporigin record into a string. |
| process/2 | Check if something we received from a socket (Packet) is a valid SIP request/response by calling parse_packet() on it. |
| restart/0 | Log and then restart application. |
| safe_spawn/3 | Run Module:Function(Arguments), in a separate process. |
| start/2 | The big start-function for the YXA stack. |
| stop/0 | Log and then shut down application. |
origin2str(Origin) -> OriginStr
Turn a siporigin record into a string.
Check if something we received from a socket (Packet) is a valid SIP request/response by calling parse_packet() on it. Then, use my_apply to either send it on to the transaction layer, or invoke a modules request/3 or response/3 function on it - depending on the contents of Dst.
restart() -> term()
returns: does not return
Log and then restart application. Will never really return.
safe_spawn(Module, Function, Arguments) -> Pid
Run Module:Function(Arguments), in a separate process. Log errors, but otherwise just ignore them. Relies on Erlang process links elsewhere to 'fix' errors.
start(X1::normal, X2::[AppModule]) -> {ok, Pid}
The big start-function for the YXA stack. Invoke this function to make the sun go up, and tell it the name of your YXA application (AppModule) to have the stack invoke the correct init/0, request/3 and response/3 methods.
stop() -> term()
returns: does not return
Log and then shut down application. Shuts down the whole Erlang virtual machine, so never really returns.
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