Background:

I am a building VoIP transfer proxy application in Kotlin which will run in Server.

This application registers and accepts SIP calls from SIP server as SIP client, and converts the SIP signals and media stream into private protocol and transfer to a MCU board which plays and collects audio.

The private protocol part is done now, and I am trying to use Linphone SDK for the SIP part runs in the application.

Problem:

When I use Linphone SDK in Android Studio, everything works fine, and now I have the client side APK done, which is working perfectly.

But when I try to use IntelliJ Idea to import, I have import problem like this. The import package is not found by gradle.

As below, in "build.gradle.kts" file, I have added the repository & dependencies

And the sync returns OK with files confirmed exist in

"C:\Users\username\.gradle\caches\modules-2\files-2.1\org.linphone\linphone-sdk-android\5.2.15"

Although all these are done, but I still cannot have the import directive to be able to import the SDK module.

Any idea where I am missing out?

Thanks a lot!

CodePudding user response：

Our SDK is for Android only, you won't be able to use it as a standard library for another platform.

Let me also remind you that our SDK is licensed under GPLv3 license, so you must publish all your code under the same license or purchase a private license from Belledonne Communication (see linphone.org website).