SIP Generic Message - Revision history

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These are message generated by the [[SIP_channel_module|ysipchan] module on receiving the specified requests.

The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).

===Parameters===

;xsip_dlgtag
:The dialog tag of the received request.
;request_uri
:The request URI of the received SIP method.
;xsip_type
:The content type header.
;sip_headername
:Where headername is the name of the header received with the request. This parameter is repeated for each header in the request (e.g. sip_from, sip_to, etc).

===Return===

A module processing this message should set the 'code' parameter of the message to a SIP response code. The processing module may also set message's parameters named osip_headername to be returned in the SIP response (e.g. osip_Expires).

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−	SIP generic messages are messages generated by the [[~~SIP_channel_module~~\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.	+	SIP generic messages are messages generated by the [[SIP Configuration File\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.

	The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).		The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).

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−	SIP generic messages are ~~message~~ generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.	+	SIP generic messages are messages generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.

	The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).		The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).

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−	~~These~~ are message generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.	+	SIP generic messages are message generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.

	The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).		The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).

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−	These are message generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan] module on receiving the specified requests.	+	These are message generated by the [[SIP_channel_module\|ysipchan]] module on receiving the specified requests.

	The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).		The syntax is: sip.methodname, where methodname is the name of the received SIP request (e.g. sip.subscribe).

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	===Return===		===Return===

−	A module processing this message should set the 'code' parameter of the message to a SIP response code. The processing module may also set message's parameters named osip_headername to be returned in the SIP response (e.g. osip_Expires).	+	A module processing this message should set the 'code' parameter of the message to a SIP response code.
		+	The processing module may also set message's parameters named osip_headername to be returned in the SIP response (e.g. osip_Expires).