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The dialog ID then becomes unique for the UAC and each of the UASs In other words, the UAC creates its own dialog ID, while each of the UASs will create its own unique dialog ID This is not communicated to other entities, since the use of the dialog ID is local (used by the user agent) Note that a dialog ID cannot be determined until the UAC receives a 2xx response back from each of the UASs This is because the TO header does not actually contain the TAG parameter until the response is generated by the UAS Remember that the TAG is used by the UAS for correlation of responses (more on that when we discuss the various message headers and their parameters) So in summary, a UAC will generate a SIP message and send it to one or more UASs.

What the Amateur Thinks I m really busy; I ve got to clean the house and do the shopping; I can t get to the post office today. Why is this person bothering me with a question about how to pay Am I supposed to educate them on how to use eBay I can t believe how much work this is! Why did I wait until the last minute I d better just shove this stuff in boxes and get it out the door. Is this for real Do I really have to get up at 6 a .m. on a Friday just to go to an estate sale Can t I sleep late for once

Listing 13-9

Each UAS will then answer the UAC by sending a response message The response message contains at a minimum the TO, FROM, and CALL-ID headers, which are used in creating the dialog ID Once all of these are done, the dialog is considered established, as depicted in the call flow shown in Figure 2-2 Figure 2-2 also shows a handshake Once the dialog has been established and the acknowledgment is received, the handshake sequence between two entities has been completed This marks the beginning of a session where bearer traffic is exchanged A session cannot begin without completion of a handshake between the two entities Think of the handshake as an agreement between all involved user agents to engage in the transfer of bearer traffic To establish a session, a sequence of messages must be exchanged between all involved parties.

How the Professional Acts I m going to have to fit the packing and photography in today and find time for shopping; maybe I should call the cleaning service in. I want this bid; I want good feedback; I d better be courteous and respond right away. I m tired, but I ve got to pack this carefully and put in a thank-you note so the people are happy when they open up the box. It s Friday; I have to get up early today and tomorrow to go to sales. Well, at least I ll be able to sleep late Sunday and Monday.

Listing 13.9: Example of a WSDL service element 1 <service name="weatherForeCastService"> 2 <port name="premierForecast" binding="tns:weatherServiceSoapBinding"> 3 <SOAP-EXT:address 4 location=http://myCompany.com/servlet/forecaster/> 5 </port> 6 </service>

This sequence of messages consists of an offer and an answer The offer is established by the user agent client wishing to begin a session It must contain all of the data necessary to establish the session and transfer bearer traffic..

Logical Relationships Now that we have gone over all the important elements and attributes of a WSDL document, we are in a position to summarize the logical relationships among these different elements. These relationships are shown schematically in Figure 13.4. Some of these relationships are established through the use of attributes and child elements. SOAP Binding WSDL specifications contain three bindings: SOAP, HTTP, and MIME. You have previously seen some examples of SOAP binding. The extensibility elements of each of these bindings are defined in separate namespaces. We will only cover the SOAP binding here. In general, the