Project 3

Implement a group version of the SimpleChat application. Use the 
Ubiquity UDE/UDS to develop a SIP A/S application to solve this problem.


1) Install Ubiquity UDE

Use your Ubiquity developer account to download the latest version of the 
software.  Follow the instructions here:

https://developer.ubiquitysoftware.com/support/tutorials/tutorials/ude-and-uds-installation-and-configuration-guide

Some other steps to help you with debugging down the road are:
  i) Enable debug output in the UDE by editing the file:
   c:\USCL\UDE\ServiceHost\var\log4j.properties
   # change from WARN to DEBUG in 2 places
   log4j.rootLogger=DEBUG, A1
   log4j.appender.A1.Threshold=DEBUG
   # change CallLogs=OFF to CallLogs=INFO
   log4j.logger.CallLogs=INFO, C1

  ii) watch the log file:
   c:\\USCL\UDE\ServiceHost\var\ude.log

  You might want to use a windows "tail" utility such as.
   http://www.rhazes.com/cgi-bin/Utilitiy_0.asp


2) Install Ubiquity example code and open the folder as a separate 
Eclipse workspace.

https://rnoc.gatech.edu/rnoc/ims/class/projects/SipAsSDK7.0WorkspaceSOLUTIONS.zip

3) Extend the Simple Chat application to support group chat.

    - Use a back to back (B2B) user agent in the Ubiquity SIP A/S

    - Start by focusing on the group INVITE. You can hardcode the 
      group member list in your servlet code. For this version, you
      do not need to test through the IMS simulator. Just use the
      address and port number of your SIP A/S UDE as your target.

    - Once you have that working, go back and add the interface for the
      servlet to query the presence manager to obtain the group list.
      In this phase, you'll want to invite only the members who are
      registered as "available" with the group list manager.