Ensure your automation scripts point to the correct folder. MicroSIP installs to C:\Program Files\MicroSIP\ or C:\Program Files (x86)\MicroSIP\ .
is available under the GNU GPL v2 license for those looking to build custom versions. A Good Story: The Ghost in the SIP Stack
MicroSIP does not currently have a comprehensive, natively published public API for general remote control. However, developers and advanced users typically interact with it through , configuration file manipulation , or by leveraging the underlying PJSIP stack . 1. Command Line Interface (CLI)
You can use specific configuration files for different accounts by defining the ini file path. Example: MicroSIP.exe /i:microsip402.ini Example: MicroSIP.exe /i:folder402\microsip.ini
: MicroSIP queries your pre-configured corporate server API.
Since it's based on PJSIP, advanced developers can inspect the SourceForge repository to see how the messaging hooks are implemented.
To ensure smooth operation when building an integration layer for MicroSIP, developers should adhere to the following architectural patterns: Handling Parameters in Scripts
MicroSIP accepts command-line arguments for basic control: