VPhone is a native Android implementation to improve/solve SIP registration issues especially when Android device is in the App Standby mode.
VPhone is targeted for SDK 26 and is complied with android-ndk-r17b.
VPhone can be a demonstration on how to build a native Android App with a complicated third party C program (pjsip) from ground up.
Vphone is designed to utilize a gradle module (pjapi) to enable an externalExternal build of pjsip/pjproject project.
The pjsip/pjproject has a gitsubmodule design to have its own repository seperated from the VPhone repository.
Seperation of repository enable multiple teams to have a seperated work flow.
The local pjproject is a bare clone from [email protected]:pjsip/pjproject with a propused solution to solve the registration issue.
The proposed solution is a timer.c that accepts function calls from Android java through JNI interfaces according to different situations such as Notify, Registration, and etc.
To do:
- [] For Oreo Doze mode, alarmManager.setExactAndAllowWhileIdle() needs to be used. Prior to Oreo, still uses setExac(). POC is needed. See pjwrapper (POC): https://github.com/fkhsiao/pjwrapper
- Simple UI
- [] Enable Appium testing framework with Testdroid, bitbar
- Compile pjsip with NDK r17b, Cmake only , CMakeLists.txt
- [] Enable ssl
- [] Enable video (bcg729)
- [] Slack integration
- [] (Optional) Hipchat integration
- Support submodule ( git clone --recursive [email protected]:fkhsiao/vphone )
