* #27232: jni: added pjproject checkout as regular git content
We will remove it once the next release of pjsip (with Android support)
comes out and is merged into SFLphone.
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+ PJSUA TEST FRAMEWORK
+ =========================
+
+0. What is this
+---------------
+This is the automated testing scripts for pjsua. It can do many things (just
+don't ask it to write good documentation :) ).
+
+
+1. Requirements
+---------------
+To run the tests you need:
+ - Python (tested with Python 2.5.2)
+ - pjsua application, built and placed in pjsip-apps/bin directory
+ - the pjsua must be built with:
+ - SRTP enabled (the default)
+
+
+2. Using
+--------
+To run all the tests:
+ $ python [OPTIONS] runall.py
+
+To run individual test:
+ $ python [OPTIONS] run.py MODULE CONFIG
+
+Where options:
+ -e EXE use EXE as pjsua executable
+ -n use null audio
+ -r TEST (for runall.py only) resume test at TEST
+
+
+For each individual tests, the run.py is the main entry for the test. It
+imports the various inc_xxx.py files, and it will load the MODULE. The MODULE
+contains specific test flows, and we have few of them:
+
+ - mod_run.py:
+ a simple test which just run pjsua with the configuration from CONFIG
+ file and checks if pjsua can start properly.
+
+ - mod_call.py:
+ call testing where it spawns two pjsua instances each with configura-
+ tions as specified in CONFIG file, makes one pjsua call the other, and
+ checks if the call can be established.
+
+ - mod_pres.py:
+ presence testing
+
+ - mod_sendto.py:
+ Simple UAC to send arbitrary SIP message to pjsua. Good to test
+ various incoming INVITE scenarios
+
+ - mod_media_playrec.py:
+ Mainly for resampling quality testing
+
+ - mod_pesq.py
+ Measure call quality of various call settings with PESQ, for people
+ who have PESQ tool and license
+
+Example:
+ $ python run.py mod_run.py scripts-run/100_simple.py
+ $ python run.py mod_call.py scripts-call/100_simple.py
+
+