Key contributors

Substantial contributions made by the following people:

Acknowledgements

Design contributions to JAIN SIP 1.1 API were made by:

Bug Reports and enhancements for NIST-SIP were contributed by the following people:

  • Hauke D Noticed a bug having to do with premature Dialog deletion
  • Simon Shieh ( Nortel Networks ) noticed a bug in the caching of TCP connections.
  • Following is a list of people who contributed bugs reports and fixes to NIST-SIP 1.1 (which implemented the JAIN SIP 1.0 interefaces). Many of these fixes carry over to NIST-SIP 1.2 and hence their contributions are acknowledged in rough chronological order of first contribution. Acknowledgements for contributions are listed below and in the code where their contributions appear:

    • Chris Mills
    • Maria Yndefors
    • Stefan Foekel
    • Jakob Schlyter
    • Ganesh Jayadevan
    • Steven Lass
    • Kim Kirby
    • Andre Pharand
    • Christophe Lafaille
    • Gordon Ledgard
    • Robert Billingslea
    • Juan Fco. Martin
    • Ahmet Uyar
    • Prasanna Kumar
    • Lamine Brahimi
    • Nadeem Anwar
    • Andreas Bystr�m
    • Yann Duponchel
    • Thai Dang Vu
    • Will Scullin
    • Jeff Keyser
    • Robert M. Smith
    • S. Nageswara Rao
    • Niklas Uhrberg
    • Eero Vaarnas
    • Laurent Schweizer
    • M.P. Ardhanareeswaran
    • Stephen Jones
    • Espen Skjaeran
    • Scott Holben
    • Salva Rey Calatayd
    • Tsun-Chieh Chiang
    • Dan Timoney
    • Majdi Abuelbassal
    • Srinivas Maganti
    • R.W. Johnson
    • Emil Ivov

    This code was developed in the Internetworking Technogies Group (ITG), Advanced Networking Technogies Division (ANTD), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).