jitsi-sctp

The jitsi-sctp project creates a JNI wrapper around the usrsctp lib and provides a set of Java classes to further flesh out a convenient Java SCTP API, which can be used on Linux, MacOS X, FreeBSD and Windows.

Project organization

Because JNI has a complex build process multiplied by being platform dependent, this project has multiple Maven modules to try and separate each of the phases necessary from start to finish. The maven modules are laid out as follows:

`-- jitsi-sctp
    |-- jniwrapper
    |   |-- java
    |   |-- jnilib
    |   `-- native (produces platform specific artifact classified by OS & CPU architecture)
    |-- sctp
    `-- usrsctp (produces platform specific artifact classified by OS & CPU architecture)

The usrsctp module handles the compilation of the usrsctp source library. This maven module produces a platform-specific artifact containing a platform-specific build of the usrsctp static library and corresponding C API-header. The module is built only when the build-usrsctp profile is enabled by passing the -Pbuild-usrsctp switch to mvn. Execution of mvn package -Pbuild-usrsctp -f pom.xml -pl org.jitsi:usrsctp will create a jar that will include the native library and the necessary include headers for current platform. A resulting jar artifact has maven classifier specified as a concatenation of usrsctp commit and target platform. For example, an artifact for Linux might be named as usrsctp-1.0-SNAPSHOT-7a8bc9a-linux-x86_64.jar with an example content:

$ tree usrsctp-1.0-SNAPSHOT-7a8bc9a-linux-x86_64 --noreport
usrsctp-1.0-SNAPSHOT-7a8bc9a-linux-x86_64
|-- META-INF
|   |-- MANIFEST.MF
|   `-- maven
|       `-- org.jitsi
|           `-- usrsctp
|               `-- pom.xml
|-- git.properties
|-- include
|   `-- usrsctp.h
`-- lib
    `-- libusrsctp.a

The jniwrapper module has 3 nested modules:
- The jniwrapper-java module includes the Java portion of the JNI API and interacts with the native code. The artifact produced by this module has Java classes to interact with native usrsctp wrapper, it also has necessary JNI C headers, generated from Java classes. An example of artifact content:
```
$ tree jniwrapper-java-1.0-SNAPSHOT --noreport
jniwrapper-java-1.0-SNAPSHOT
|-- META-INF
|   |-- MANIFEST.MF
|   `-- maven
|       `-- org.jitsi
|           `-- jniwrapper-java
|               |-- pom.properties
|               `-- pom.xml
|-- cz
|   `-- adamh
|       `-- utils
|           `-- NativeUtils.class
|-- native
|   `-- headers
|       `-- org_jitsi_modified_sctp4j_SctpJni.h
`-- org
    `-- jitsi_modified
        `-- sctp4j
            |-- EightArgumentVoidFunc.class
            |-- FourArgumentIntFunc.class
            |-- IncomingSctpDataHandler.class
            |-- OutgoingSctpDataHandler.class
            `-- SctpJni.class
```
- The jniwrapper-native module contains the C portion of the JNI API that bridges the Java and the usrsctp native lib. The module is built only when the build-jnisctp profile is enabled by passing the -Pbuild-jnisctp switch to mvn. It depends on two other modules:
  - usrsctp module, because it needs the pre-built usrsctp static library and include headers. The version of usrsctp artifact used is specified by property usrsctp_commit_id in jniwrapper/pom.xml and having short commit hash of pre-built usrsctp;
  - jniwrapper-java module, because it need java -h generated JNI header file to match the C implementation.
  The compile build phase of jniwrapper-native module will create a new dynamic jni lib in target/jnisctp_cmake/{os}-{arch}/install. E.g. on Linux it produces dynamic library target/jnisctp_cmake/linux-x86_64/install/libjnisctp.so.
  
  The package build phase of jniwrapper-native module will create a platform specific jar that includes the java code and the shared native library for current platform. It is assumed that usrsctp artifact for target platform is already available in Maven. Below is an example of artifact produced by mvn package -Pbuild-usrsctp -Pbuild-jnisctp -f pom.xml -pl org.jitsi:jniwrapper-native -am is presented:
```
$ tree jniwrapper-native-1.0-SNAPSHOT-linux-x86_64 --noreport
jniwrapper-native-1.0-SNAPSHOT-linux-x86_64
|-- META-INF
|   |-- MANIFEST.MF
|   `-- maven
|       `-- org.jitsi
|           `-- jniwrapper-native
|               `-- pom.xml
`-- lib
    `-- linux-x86_64
        `-- libjnisctp.so
```
Note: It is intended that platform specific Maven artifacts produced by usrsctp and jniwrapper-native modules are built on each supported platform independently and published ahead of time to Maven repository before the rest of the artifacts can be built in way which allow them to be used on any of supported platform.
- The jnilib maven module combines the jniwrapper-java and jniwrapper-native into a single jar which includes the Java API and the native JNI library that will be loaded at runtime. When built with mvn package -f pom.xml -Pbuild-usrsctp -Pbuild-jnisctp -pl org.jitsi:jnilib -am the jnilib artifact only include native jnisctp library for current platform. To have universal (fat jar or cross-platform jar) jnilib suitable to run on any supported platform it necessary to build and publish platform-specific jniwrapper-native artifacts for all supported platforms in advance and then build with build-x-plat-jar profile enabled via passing -Pbuild-x-plat-jar switch into Maven. For example, fat jnilib jar could be built with mvn package -Pbuild-x-plat-jar -f pom.xml -pl org.jitsi:jnilib, which will produce fat jar with example content:
```
$ tree jnilib-1.0-SNAPSHOT --noreport
jnilib-1.0-SNAPSHOT
|-- META-INF
|   |-- MANIFEST.MF
|   `-- maven
|       `-- org.jitsi
|           |-- jnilib
|           |   `-- pom.xml
|           |-- jniwrapper-java
|           |   |-- pom.properties
|           |   `-- pom.xml
|           `-- jniwrapper-native
|               `-- pom.xml
|-- cz
|   `-- adamh
|       `-- utils
|           `-- NativeUtils.class
|-- lib
|   |-- osx-x86_64
|   |   `-- libjnisctp.jnilib
|   |-- linux-x86_64
|   |   `-- libjnisctp.so
|   |-- freebsd-x86_64
|   |   `-- libjnisctp.so
|   `-- windows-x86_64
|       |-- jnisctp.dll
|       `-- jnisctp.pdb
|-- native
|   `-- headers
|       `-- org_jitsi_modified_sctp4j_SctpJni.h
`-- org
    `-- jitsi_modified
        `-- sctp4j
            |-- EightArgumentVoidFunc.class
            |-- FourArgumentIntFunc.class
            |-- IncomingSctpDataHandler.class
            |-- OutgoingSctpDataHandler.class
            `-- SctpJni.class
```
The sctp module contains the Java library on top of the JNI code. The jar built by this is what is intended to be used by other code.

Pre-required software to build

CMake is required to build native libraries. Native compilers GCC/Clang/Visual C++ required to build native libraries.

Building the jar files

Clone the project and initialize usrsctp git submodule.

> git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-sctp.git jitsi-sctp

Run mvn install -Pbuild-usrsctp -Pbuild-jnisctp -f pom.xml to build both Java and native artifacts for current platform and install them into local Maven repository. If you don't want to re-build native artifacts usrsctp and jniwrapper-native and prefer using pre-built version of them from Maven you may build and install Java artifacts via mvn install -f pom.xml.
Depend on the org.jitsi:sctp artifact to use jitsi-sctp in your project.

(Re)Building a new JNI lib

The JNI lib will need to be rebuilt if there is a change in the usrsctp version or a change in the JNI wrapper C file. Changes in usrsctp handled by re-compiling usrsctp artifact from corresponding Maven module. Changes in JNI wrapper C code are handled by recompiling jniwrapper-native artifact from corresponding maven module. To re-build native libraries cross-platform CMake build tool, C compiler and linker and JDK must be installed on system used to build.

The following steps can be done to produce an updated version of jitsi-sctp artifact with newer version of usrsctp or jniwrapper-native:

Clone the project with git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-sctp.git.

[Optional] initialize the usrsctp submodule with git submodule update --init --recursive:

jitsi-sctp/usrsctp/usrsctp>
(check out whatever hash/version you want in case it distinct from what is defined by git submodule)

Produce an updated platform specific usrsctp artifact

jitsi-sctp> mvn clean package install -Pbuild-usrsctp -f pom.xml -pl org.jitsi:usrsctp

[Optional] Update <usrsctp_commit_id> property in jniwrapper/pom.xml to specify desired version of usrsctp to use.

Produce an updated platform specific jniwrapper-native artifact and publish it to Maven.

jitsi-sctp> mvn clean package install -Pbuild-jnisctp -f pom.xml -pl org.jitsi:jniwrapper-native

[Optional] Repeat steps 1 - 5 on each of supported platforms: Linux, Mac OSX, FreeBSD, Windows.
Once usrsctp and jniwrapper-native artifacts built and published to Maven repository for each supported platform (Windows, Linux, Mac, FreeBSD) with steps 1 - 6, an updated fat jar could be build and installed with following command:
```
jitsi-sctp> mvn clean package install -Pbuild-x-plat-jar -f pom.xml
```
To produce jitsi-sctp artifact usable only on current platform steps 3 - 7 can be skipped and following command could be used instead:
```
jitsi-sctp> mvn clean package install -Pbuild-usrsctp -Pbuild-jnisctp -f pom.xml
```

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 57 Commits
.github/workflows		.github/workflows
jniwrapper		jniwrapper
sctp		sctp
usrsctp		usrsctp
.gitignore		.gitignore
.gitmodules		.gitmodules
README.md		README.md
pom.xml		pom.xml

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