Services and applications for real-time communications are developed during the last decade in two
different contexts with almost opposite approaches. On the one hand, tele-communications companies have
developed technologies supported the session initiation protocol (SIP), within the first place to re-implement
the normal telephony service on the web, infrastructure, thus replacing the expensive circuit-switched
network, but also enabling new communication channels like presence sharing and instant messaging. On
the opposite hand, communities of open source developers have driven the evolution of open communication
tools like e-mail and discussion systems towards the extensible messaging and presence protocol (XMPP).
While the 2 worlds have virtually ignored one another for years, basically replicating the identical set of
features, recent events within the industry have revealed a stimulating convergence between such
technologies that within the near future is probably going to form them integrate. The project “Implementation
of gateway between XMPP and SIP” is an effort to review various open source internet multimedia protocols
like XMPP, SIP, RTP, MSRP et al. and their implementation into the $64000 environment and studying its
actual working. The proposed system provides the features of audio call, and video call together with the
features of conferencing, instant messaging, and presence.