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Problems with Buddy List Store - AVDConf2.exe

c_garcia_sanchez
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‎03-20-2007 04:04 AM
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Hello! I am developing an adress book for a softphone with RTC Client APIand SIP like in AVDConf2.exe so I have followed all the steps that are explained in this example. The problem is that when I shut down the application I lose all my contacts. How can I store my contacts? Any idea? Thank you.
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Intel_Software_Netw1
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‎03-20-2007 03:47 PM
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We've forwarded your post toour RTCexperts. Stay tuned.

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Intel_Software_Netw1
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‎03-22-2007 02:36 PM
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Our engineers suggested that youlook into whether or not theSIP API from theMicrosoft* RTC Client APISDKprovides this functionality. They are unaware of any other available method.

Thereare some RTC SDK discussions taking placeacross theMSDN forums; other users of the SDK might also be able to assist you with this.

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c_garcia_sanchez
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‎04-05-2007 06:49 AM
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Thank you for your help, but I continue having the same problem. The storage of the contacts doesn't depend on the SIP API, I thinkthatit depends on the server but I don't know how to do that.

I will continue looking for a solution. If anybody has any idea, I will be grateful.

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