Manipulating the IP TOS field through java media framework

hello there, topic says it all. is there any way to set the IP TOS field through jmf? im asking this to theoretically prioritize streams in the "Sip Communicator"
ill be glad for any responses, thanks in advance
kolja

adding: i know there is a function called setTrafficClass() in the DatagramSocket class. But the Sip Communicator uses JMF to stream RTP data is there any chance to acess that function over JMF?

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