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SMS API example

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Yamuna - 22 Apr 2004 03:40 GMT
I am a newbie to SMS and am currently working on a project which
involves developing an SMS API to interface to some applications using
simple text/ASCII.  The SMS gateway which would allow me to do the
testing has SMPP 3.4 installed.

Can anybody advice me on the best way to do this. I have been looking
at the open source Perl API written by  Sampo Kellomaki (symlabs).

However, I am not sure how to handle incoming requests (from SMSC),
process them and forward to the application and sub-sequently process
the application result which needs to be sent to the SMSC.
Can anyone help me get a basic idea on how to do this ?

Any help will be greatly appreciated !

Yamuna
Geoff - 26 Apr 2004 16:31 GMT
Hi,

>I am a newbie to SMS and am currently working on a project which
>involves developing an SMS API to interface to some applications using
>simple text/ASCII.  The SMS gateway which would allow me to do the
>testing has SMPP 3.4 installed.

Not familiar with SMPP, but PageGate with the commandline/ascii interface will
send messages via SNPP, creating a gateway. Is that what you are looking for? If
so details area available at http://www.notepage.net/pagegate.htm

Goodluck and hope this helps.
Geoff Brandt
 
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