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Cellular Phone Forum / General / GSM / November 2003Callback using CAMEL
I wanted pointers on how to build a callback service on GSM using CAMEL phase II. Inputs on the messages and parameters that are exchanged (between SCP and SSP) for this would be much appreciated. Thanks, Rohith K N > I wanted pointers on how to build a callback service on GSM using > CAMEL phase II. Inputs on the messages and parameters that are > exchanged (between SCP and SSP) for this would be much appreciated. > Thanks, > Rohith K N What's the point ? Incoming roaming costs are around twice that of real contract incoming roaming, so Camel and callback would still cost more than simply using a contract phone roaming Steve Terry ...or using a prepaid sim for that country. > > I wanted pointers on how to build a callback service on GSM using > > CAMEL phase II. Inputs on the messages and parameters that are [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Steve Terry Hi Rohit, It can be easy if you implement USSD gateway functionality in your network. Best regards, jp > I wanted pointers on how to build a callback service on GSM using > CAMEL phase II. Inputs on the messages and parameters that are > exchanged (between SCP and SSP) for this would be much appreciated. > > Thanks, > Rohith K N Can you please elaborate? TIA, Rohith K N > Hi Rohit, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Thanks, > > Rohith K N |
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