SIP Server vs SIP Servlet

Hello,
Can someone let me exact what the difference between SIP Server and SIP Servlet.?
Regards,
Deepak

It's hard to be precise since "SIP Server" does not have a precise definition, but I'll try to help.
The term SIP Server can apply to any network node meant to affect a SIP session. A server can act as SIP User Agent (UA), proxy, or back-to-back UA. Nothing about the way these applications are programmed is implied by the term "SIP Server."
The SIP Servlet API (SSAPI) is a popular technology for implementing SIP applications; therefore you could say that a SIP Servlet container is a type of SIP Server. The SSAPI is specified in [JSR 289|http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=289] , and is an extension of the familiar servlet model that is also used for programming HTTP applications.
OCCAS is a SIP Servlet container, and therefore also a SIP Server.
Hope this helps,
Tom.

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