GstParticipant.cxx

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#include "GstMediaStackAdapter.hxx"
#include "ReconSubsystem.hxx"
#include "GstParticipant.hxx"
#include "GstConversation.hxx"
#include "UserAgent.hxx"
 
#include <rutil/Log.hxx>
#include <rutil/Logger.hxx>
 
using namespace recon;
using namespace resip;
using namespace std;
 
#define RESIPROCATE_SUBSYSTEM ReconSubsystem::RECON
 
GstParticipant::GstParticipant(ParticipantHandle partHandle,
                         ConversationManager::ParticipantType participantType,
                         ConversationManager& conversationManager,
                         GstMediaStackAdapter& gstreamerMediaStackAdapter)
: Participant(partHandle, participantType, conversationManager),
  mGstMediaStackAdapter(gstreamerMediaStackAdapter)
{
}
 
GstParticipant::GstParticipant(ConversationManager::ParticipantType participantType,
                         ConversationManager& conversationManager,
                         GstMediaStackAdapter& gstreamerMediaStackAdapter)
: Participant(participantType, conversationManager),
  mGstMediaStackAdapter(gstreamerMediaStackAdapter)
{
}
 
GstParticipant::~GstParticipant()
{
}
 
/* FIXME Gst std::shared_ptr<GstMediaInterface>
GstParticipant::getMediaInterface()
{
   switch(mGstMediaStackAdapter.getMediaInterfaceMode())
   {
   case GstMediaStackAdapter::sipXGlobalMediaInterfaceMode:
      resip_assert(mGstMediaStackAdapter.getMediaInterface() != 0);
      return mGstMediaStackAdapter.getMediaInterface();
   case GstMediaStackAdapter::sipXConversationMediaInterfaceMode:
   {
      // Note:  For this mode, the recon code ensures that all conversations a participant 
      //        is added to will share the same media interface, so using the first 
      //        conversation is sufficient.
      GstConversation *firstConversation = dynamic_cast<GstConversation*>(mConversations.begin()->second);
      resip_assert(firstConversation->getMediaInterface() != 0);
      return firstConversation->getMediaInterface();
   }
   default:
      resip_assert(false);
      return nullptr;
   }
}*/
 
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