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With Skype's "Skype For SIP" service at http://www.skypeforsip.com/ one question several of us have had is this: can we get the same headers in SIP that you can currently get in Skype For Asterisk? Those headers are: | |
* skype_languages - A space-separated list of language identifiers (ie - es, en, etc) | |
* skype_topic - A user-provided string that can identify the ‘topic’ of the call | |
* skype_token - Similar to skype_topic | |
* skype_about - ‘about’ profile entry | |
* skype_birthday - Birthday | |
* skype_gender - Gender | |
* skype_homepage - Home page URL | |
* skype_homephone - Home phone number | |
* skype_officephone - Office phone number | |
* skype_mobilephone - Mobile phone number | |
* skype_city - City name | |
* skype_province - State/Province name | |
* skype_country - Country name | |
With these you could do some interesting call routing. The question back from folks at Skype was - so what headers would you want these to be mapped to? (Not committing they'd do anything, but just asking.) | |
None of these really appear on: http://www.iana.org/assignments/sip-parameters so this is just a space to work out some ideas. Obviously you could just prepend "P-" to each and make custom SIP headers such as "P-skype-languages", but the ideal would be to find *existing* SIP headers that could be re-used. Here's the list: | |
skype_languages -> | |
skype_topic -> Subject | |
skype_token -> | |
skype_about -> | |
skype_birthday -> | |
skype_gender -> | |
skype_homepage -> | |
skype_homephone -> | |
skype_officephone -> | |
skype_mobilephone -> | |
skype_city -> | |
skype_province -> | |
skype_country -> | |
Suggestions are welcome. |
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