- Set up the working environment
- Read the SRTP RFC, ZRTP draft and other relevant docs in order to get a detailed view of the problem
- Study more in-depth the SIP Communicator sources
- Check out for some existing open source ZRTP solutions to get a possible reference view for the implementation
- Establish a basic design for the key sharing and agree with mentors about this
- Pretty much done with the working environment (for now):
- Moved from NetBeans (used in the project evaluation phase) to Eclipse (for some reasons seems a better choice...)
- Coding on a PC with Windows XP Pro SP2, and using a notebook with Windows XP MCE SP2 (Media Center Edition - actually Pro platform with some media features) as a testing peer; another PC or notebook will be (hopefully...) added if necessary to the small network, for testing (from June.. or July)
- Installed Brekeke SIP Server Academic Edition (quite an easily manageable Registrar option) and configured two SIP accounts for testing - (gonna use direct SIP communication from the options provided by SIP Communicator as base for testing the key sharing)
- "Parsed" the Apache Felix OSGi Tutorial section at http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-osgi-tutorial.html in order to get a basic view about OSGi architecture
- Did read almost all entries (some of them for the 2nd time) from the four sections found on SIP Communicator's Developer Documentation page ( http://www.sip-communicator.org/index.php/Documentation/DeveloperDocumentation ) in order to better understand the SIP Communicator architecture
- Other stuff:
- Introduced myself on the SIP Communicator dev list
- Sent forms to Google (hope they got them...)
