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Research and implementation of SIP multimedia value-added services platform based on CPL

Weihai Li

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Abstract

To meet the requirement of the rapid development and deployment of the value-added services in SIP-based multimedia application,a SIP multimedia value-added services platform is built,by designing and building a Call Process Language(defined in RFC3880) server and connecting SIP signaling server with the CPL server.

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To meet the requirement of the rapid development and deployment of the value-added services in SIP-based multimedia application,a SIP multimedia value-added services platform is built,by designing and building a Call Process Language(defined in RFC3880) server and connecting SIP signaling server with the CPL server.

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To meet the requirement of the rapid development and deployment of the value-added services in SIP-based multimedia application,a SIP multimedia value-added services platform is built,by designing and building a Call Process Language(defined in RFC3880) server and connecting SIP signaling server with the CPL server.

Key concepts: Software deployment, Computer science, Multimedia, Process (computing), IP Multimedia Subsystem, Session Initiation Protocol, Added value, Server

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