Push notification Server with help of Flexisip

Overview PushNotification module allows Flexisip to wake a liblinphone-based application up when a chat message or call invite cannot be delivered because the application is unavailable. This feature has become crucial since mobile OSs got used to making the application to hibernate in order to save power. Today, Flexisip supports native push systems of Android, iOS and Windows Phone ; but can also delegate the work of sending the push request to a tier service using HTTP GET [login to view URL] Flexisip software now comprises three modules: proxy, presence and conference (the latter being required for Linphone's group chat features). This server suite is typically suitable to deploy your own cloud SIP service tuned for your Linphone-based application, especially since it supports push notifications (including iOS13 new requirements) Push Notifications PushNotification module allows Flexisip to wake a liblinphone-basd application up when a chat message or call invite cannot be delivered because the application is unavailable. This feature has become crucial since mobile OSs got used to making the application to hibernate in order to save power. Today, Flexisip supports native push systems of Android, iOS and Windows Phone ; but can also delegate the work of sending the push request to a tier service using HTTP GET API. Push notifications - XWiki ([login to view URL]) The Project There are 2 parts to this project and bidders can bid for 1 or both parts Part 1 Deploy, test and making procedural instructions for deploying push server on Linux raspberry PI or similar low cost CBC hardware. You will need to state why Rasberry PI is not suitable The main function of the push server, will be to bring a specific Android softphone application to the forefront and detect the calling SIP URL Project Budget (This Part) – 600 USD (Payment on satisfactory completion) Time Allowed 7 to 14 days Part 2 To finish off an existing Softphone Application utilising the existing SIP SDK or to create a new application using linphone as the basis, and using as much of the existing Android Studio source code as possible The main areas where the existing application is not working is:- • Incoming Call (SIP URL) and deciding whether to ring, answer, busy, or divert to another number • Try to improve RTSP playing function of H264/H265 camera streams • Some small changes to UI Note: The software is to work on a specific 7 inch tablet – Android Version 4.4 The existing product is based on a SIP SDK from MIZU-VOIP Project Budget ( This Part ) – 600 USD (Payment on satisfactory completion) Only fully experienced software developers need apply For both projects, the developed source code will become the property of the company which outsourced the project, on completion and payment , except for the retained licences of other parties. Eg Open Source Licence Agreements etc