Softphone building, any reviews?

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Hi fellow developers :)

I plan to build a C# softphone, but I'm not very secure in my knowledge, so I've done some research. My softphone must be able to register with a SIP service provider. That's priority #1. So my research has included this condition, too. Long story short, I've found this great VoIP SIP SDK, and I've already tried the many sample programs which also seem good. Because I'm always searching for the best, I tend to be a little (means: very) insecure, so I'd like to hear other people's opinion about the issue. If anyone would like to help me, here you can find the program: http://www.voip-sip-sdk.com/p_193-how-to-build-a-c-sip-softphone-client-that-can-register-with-a-sip-service-provider-voip.html
A little review of it will be a great help for me! (Is it stable, trustworthy, etc...?)

Thanks in advance:

Blane

Posted 26-Jun-11 23:06pm

Blane Becker

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Answer 1 · 2011-06-27T06:50:00

This looks like a pretty decent starting point for your project. Being that they are targeting .NET 4.0 and VS2010, it indicates that this is a fresh library (or at least a fresh port) and likely a good candidate for continued development.

A good test that I like to do is to send them an email and see how they respond to your questions, and how quickly. This might give you an indication of what to expect when you start to build. Check to see if they have active forums, those kinds of things.

Cheers, and good luck.