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Are there any good cross-platform Java development kits for SIP / VOIP?

Are there any good Java cross-platform SIP / VOIP dev kits that you personally used? I found one or two that seem like they might be chasing, but I still don't sell them 100%.

http://www.voipdevelopmentkit.com/

It seems to be the leader at the moment. However, it seems that they are not developing yet. I had several letters with them and the answers were excellent.

I have a Java application that needs a built-in SIP endpoint. I would like, if possible, to avoid wrapping my own libraries, since this application needs to be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and possibly Linux.

Something with third-party call control (3pcc) will instantly exceed the list, but this is not a 100% requirement, since I believe that I can implement this myself without worrying.

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try peers , this is the sip java client I developed. It is commonly used to add telephony features to an existing application. It is 100% pure java and cross platform (works with windows, linux and mac).

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Check JAIN SIP is the reference implementation of JSR 32, a free and public domain and is very active https://jsip.java.net/

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1764440/

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