my experience with pjsip for webrtc
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Dne 18.2.2016 v 15:36 Olivier napsal(a):
2016-02-18 14:57 GMT+01:00 Simon Hohberg
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:
Is it implied here that both HTTPS and WSS must also come from
the same server (Same Origin Policy) ?
No, the same origin policy does not apply to web sockets.
Then, can I also install my own WebRTC demo page on my own
private Asterisk server and access this demo page through HTTPS ?
If I'm not mistaken, this should fulfill all requirements.
It doesn't matter where the asterisk server is hosted. It is
important where the web application comes from. If you don't want
to use https and wss you only have the option to host the web app
locally (on the same machine as the browser that loads the page),
which probably makes sense only for development. Otherwise you
have to use https and wss for the reasons discussed earlier.
Hope it helps.
At least, it helped me to realize I still have several more things to
learn ;-)
My setup is the following:
- an asterisk server,
- a PC,
- asterisk server and PC are installed on the same LAN
- sipM5 live demo outside my LAN
- no NAT/PAT configuration allowing incoming communications from the
outside.
Is using sipML live demo as a way to rapidly test private Asterisk
WebRTC capabilies, something achievable ?
What would keep this from working ?
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