SipInjector is a plug-in for CLIF. It allows you to send and receive SIP packets to test an equipment or a software. This plug-in doesn't control yours parameters, so it is important to know how SIP works before using it. To add multiples vUsers, you have to use Counter plug-in or CsvProvider plug-in because there can have only one user per port. Fields with (*) are mandatory. Fields with (-) are automatically generated if they are empty, because they are mandatory. Here are the variables you can use in the others injector : - sip_body : returns the body without change, - sip_header=header_name : returns the value of the header_name (ex: sip_header=Subject returns the value of the header Subject if it exists), - sip_message : returns the message (request or response), - sip_first_line : returns the first line of the message (request line or status line), - sdp=type_attribute : returns the value of the type_attribute (ex: sdp=session_name returns the value of the name of the session if it exists). SDP is split in 3 type (media, session and time). For each type there is attributes. Actually SipInjector only handles following attributes : - session_name, - session_origin, - session_version, - session_information, - session_email_numberoftheemail (numberoftheemail is the value of the email you want to return, ex: session_email_0 return the first email of the list), - session_uri, - session_phone_numberofthephone (see session_email_numberoftheemail), - session_key, - session_connection, - time_start, - time_stop, - media_port, - media_protocol, - media_type, - media_format_numberoftheformat (see session_email_numberoftheemail). In this version, it permits to send basic request based on RFC 3261, 3265, 3428 and 4566. Version: 1.0 Wait a response from the network. Wait a response from the network whose code is the given one Initiliaze SIP Stack. This control must be the first control added to the scenario. There is only one initSipStack per scenario and per user. To add multiples vUsers, you have to use Counter plug-in or CsvProvider plug-in. Default global parameters and headers. This control must be the second control added to the scenario. The default timeout is 60 ms. Update default global parameters and headers. Default parameter for request selected. Default parameter for response. Default parameter for SDP. Default parameter for body. Need FileReader plug-in to work. Add ${name_of_your_filereader_plugin:} to the single field of the control. Wait a request from the network. Local headers for request. Be sure you have added setMethodDefault once before. Local headers for response. Be sure you have added setResponseDefault once before. Give control help. Test if the response code is the same defined in parameter. Test if the response code is include between 100 and 199. Test if the response code is include between 200 and 299. Test if the response code is include between 300 and 399. Test if the response code is include between 400 and 499. Test if the response code is include between 500 and 599. Test if the response code is include between 600 and 699. Test if the request is ACK. Test if the request is BYE. Test if the request is CANCEL. Test if the request is INVITE. Test if the request is OPTIONS. Test if the request is REGISTER. Test if the request is SUBSCRIBE. Test if the request is NOTIFY. Test if the request is MESSAGE. Test if the time out is reached.