Re: Send file over SMS
Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'm want to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I have to convert it to hex? is there something I have to do to make the recieving phone understand that I'm sending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don't recognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMS support actually support it. I hope I'm doing something wrong. Regards, Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Send file over SMS
Hey Mike, We are doing stuff with EMS and have been having problems as well. We have not established exactly what is happening in all cases, but does depend on you smsc as well. One of our suppliers (over http) had to change their end to make it work properly. We have still not got it to work with clickatell. You need to check the format they expect very carefully. If you make any progress I would appreciate if you would share your knowledge! Cheers, Gareth Mike Nwaogu wrote: Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'm want to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I have to convert it to hex? is there something I have to do to make the recieving phone understand that I'm sending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don't recognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMS support actually support it. I hope I'm doing something wrong. Regards, Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile +44-1865-811197 http://www.embracemobile.com
Re: Send file over SMS
Thanks gareth, I'll let u know if there's something new about EMS that you don't already know. tip: send the hex encoded tone in the UDH of the message and set the body of the message to hex destination port -1 and source port -1 My question is about those fones that claim to support IMY, but not via EMS. for instance SGH-SAMSUNG-A300 I've sent an EMS tone to that fone but it doesn't work, I've sent plain IMY but nothing happened I've sent even rtttl but nothing. I'm just asking if there's something I have to do to send IMY. Regards, Mike --- Gareth Reakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Mike, We are doing stuff with EMS and have been having problems as well. We have not established exactly what is happening in all cases, but does depend on you smsc as well. One of our suppliers (over http) had to change their end to make it work properly. We have still not got it to work with clickatell. You need to check the format they expect very carefully. If you make any progress I would appreciate if you would share your knowledge! Cheers, Gareth Mike Nwaogu wrote: Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'm want to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I have to convert it to hex? is there something I have to do to make the recieving phone understand that I'm sending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don't recognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMS support actually support it. I hope I'm doing something wrong. Regards, Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile +44-1865-811197 http://www.embracemobile.com Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Send file over SMS
For EMS messages, you must send the whole message as a big UDH with no text content at all. I suggest you to use ringtonetools (An open source ringtone converter) to create the EMS file. Encode it as binary and send it using % For iMELODY messages, you must send the .imy file as a text message (I recommend you to hex encode the characters and newlines). This is mainly for legacy phones (mostly Motorolas). Put a newline as last character or it wont work. Hope it helps, Alejandro On 8/2/05, Mike Nwaogu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks gareth,I'll let u know if there's something new about EMSthat you don't already know. tip: send the hex encoded tone in the UDH of themessage and set the body of the message to hexdestination port -1 and source port -1My question is about those fones that claim to supportIMY, but not via EMS. for instance SGH-SAMSUNG-A300 I've sent an EMS tone to that fone but it doesn'twork, I've sent plain IMY but nothing happened I'vesent even rtttl but nothing.I'm just asking if there's something I have to do tosend IMY. Regards,Mike--- Gareth Reakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Mike, We are doing stuff with EMS and have been having problems as well. We have not established exactly what is happening in all cases, but does depend on you smsc as well. One of our suppliers (over http) had to change their end to make it work properly. We have still not got it to work with clickatell. You need to check the format they expect very carefully. If you make any progress I would appreciate if you would share your knowledge! Cheers, Gareth Mike Nwaogu wrote: Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'm want to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I have to convert it to hex? is there something I have to do to make the recieving phone understand that I'm sending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don't recognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMS support actually support it. I hope I'm doing something wrong. Regards, Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam?Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile +44-1865-811197 http://www.embracemobile.comMike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd.48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin.__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com-- Alejandro GuerrieriMagicomhttp://www.magicom-bcn.net/
Re: Send file over SMS
Just to get u straight Sir, you mean send the following line below in the body of the message for sending IMELODY? but EMS will be with the % after every 2 Xters? 820C8000424547494E3A494D454C4F44590D0A56455253494F4E3A312E320D0A464F524D41543A434C415353312E300D0A424541543A39300D0A4D454C4F44593A2A32653265336433633267326133673367336633653165326633673361326732663364336533236633673165326533643363320D0A454E443A494D454C4F44590D0A --- Alejandro Guerrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For EMS messages, you must send the whole message as a big UDH with no text content at all. I suggest you to use ringtonetools (An open source ringtone converter) to create the EMS file. Encode it as binary and send it using % For iMELODY messages, you must send the .imy file as a text message (I recommend you to hex encode the characters and newlines). This is mainly for legacy phones (mostly Motorolas). Put a newline as last character or it wont work. Hope it helps, Alejandro On 8/2/05, Mike Nwaogu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks gareth, I'll let u know if there's something new about EMS that you don't already know. tip: send the hex encoded tone in the UDH of the message and set the body of the message to hex destination port -1 and source port -1 My question is about those fones that claim to support IMY, but not via EMS. for instance SGH-SAMSUNG-A300 I've sent an EMS tone to that fone but it doesn't work, I've sent plain IMY but nothing happened I've sent even rtttl but nothing. I'm just asking if there's something I have to do to send IMY. Regards, Mike --- Gareth Reakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Mike, We are doing stuff with EMS and have been having problems as well. We have not established exactly what is happening in all cases, but does depend on you smsc as well. One of our suppliers (over http) had to change their end to make it work properly. We have still not got it to work with clickatell. You need to check the format they expect very carefully. If you make any progress I would appreciate if you would share your knowledge! Cheers, Gareth Mike Nwaogu wrote: Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'm want to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I have to convert it to hex? is there something I have to do to make the recieving phone understand that I'm sending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don't recognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMS support actually support it. I hope I'm doing something wrong. Regards, Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.orghttp://www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile +44-1865-811197 http://www.embracemobile.com Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Alejandro Guerrieri === message truncated === Mike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Send file over SMS
Mike, For EMS, you'd send something like (only UDH, NO Text): http://localhost:12345/cgi-bin/sendsms?from=..udh=%82%0C%80%0D%0A You can concatenate many messages (usually up to 3) using special udh headers. For Text iMELODY (NO UDH, only text) http://localhost:12345/cgi-bin/sendsms?from=..text=%42%45%47%0D%0A You CAN'T concatenate text imelody messages. Remember this is usually for legacy terminals (Motorola V60's andV120's, that kind of antiques ;) ). In fact, this is the BEGIN:iMELODY END:... text encoded as HEX. It's not really necessary to encode the ascii characters, but since you're going to encode the newlines and special characters anyway, I've usually encode the whole message and never have had any problems. Note: You can use %0D only instead of %0D%0A, it will save you a few but yet precious bytes for more notes :) Hope it helps, Alejandro. On 8/2/05, Mike Nwaogu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just to get u straight Sir, you mean send thefollowing line below in the body of the message forsending IMELODY? but EMS will be with the % after every 2 Xters?820C8000424547494E3A494D454C4F44590D0A56455253494F4E3A312E320D0A464F524D41543A434C415353312E300D0A424541543A39300D0A4D454C4F44593A2A32653265336433633267326133673367336633653165326633673361326732663364336533236633673165326533643363320D0A454E443A494D454C4F44590D0A --- Alejandro Guerrieri[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For EMS messages, you must send the whole message as a big UDH with no text content at all. I suggest you to use ringtonetools (An open source ringtone converter) to create the EMS file. Encode it as binary and send it using %For iMELODY messages, you must send the .imy file as a text message (I recommend you to hex encode the characters and newlines). This is mainly for legacy phones (mostly Motorolas). Put a newline as last character or it wont work. Hope it helps,AlejandroOn 8/2/05, Mike Nwaogu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks gareth, I'll let u know if there's something new about EMS that you don't already know. tip: send the hex encoded tone in the UDH of the message and set the body of the message to hex destination port -1 and source port -1 My question is about those fones that claim to support IMY, but not via EMS. for instance SGH-SAMSUNG-A300 I've sent an EMS tone to that fone but it doesn't work, I've sent plain IMY but nothing happened I've sent even rtttl but nothing. I'm just asking if there's something I have to do to send IMY. Regards, Mike --- Gareth Reakes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hey Mike, We are doing stuff with EMS and have been having problems as well. We have not established exactly what is happening in all cases, but does depend on you smsc as well. One of our suppliers (over http) had to change their end to make it work properly. We have still not got it to work with clickatell. You need to check the format they expect very carefully. If you make any progress I would appreciate if you would share your knowledge! Cheers, Gareth Mike Nwaogu wrote:Sorry Guys I have a question along this line too, I'mwant to send an IMY [Imelody] text via SMS do I haveto convert it to hex? is there something I have to doto make the recieving phone understand that I'msending a ringing tone? I've tried sending it as is, but the phones don'trecognize it. Yet not all the phones that claim EMSsupport actually support it. I hope I'm doingsomething wrong. Regards,Mike --- Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.orghttp://www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx Mike NwaoguMetro Technologies Resources Ltd.48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Gareth Reakes, Managing Director Embrace Mobile +44-1865-811197 http://www.embracemobile.comMike Nwaogu Metro Technologies Resources Ltd. 48 Tunde Idiagbon Road, Tanke, Ilorin. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection
Send file over SMS
Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx
Re: Send file over SMS
You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx -- Regards, Ady Wicaksono HP: +628562208680
Re: Send file over SMS
Hi Ricky, For all files except JAVA Application, AFAIK just use WAP Push :) Regards Willy Mularto - Original Message - From: Ricky Wibowo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: users@kannel.org Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 1:42 PM Subject: Send file over SMS Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx
Re: Send file over SMS
how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx
Re: Send file over SMS
No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx -- Regards, Ady Wicaksono HP: +628562208680
Re: Send file over SMS
Do you mean it send over MMS or download using GPRS? Any refrence? or tutorial? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx
Re: Send file over SMS
OK... If just only an URL that refer to a file, how about i'm using apache running wap protocol? it's same if we run wapbox? Ady Wicaksono wrote: No, WAP Push simply send a SMS contain an URL of your file (could be jar file, midi file, ... others) to fetch by phone over WAP please open www.openmobilealliance.org Thx Ricky Wibowo wrote: how?? is the file need to be converted into another file type?? Ady Wicaksono wrote: You should send it using WAP Push Ricky Wibowo wrote: Dear all, I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? Any one know?? thanx
Re: [Kannel-Users] Send file over SMS
On Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Ricky Wibowo wrote: I wonder to know how to send a file (.jar , .mid, etc) into handphone using SMS? SMS is capable of sending binary and plain-text content to handsets. Binary content would be like monophonic ringtones (RTTTF) and WAP Push messages. Plain text is just that -- plain text. It could include a URL. WAP can be served by Apache without modification. Many folks use PHP or Perl to write a script that sends the WAP header so the phone knows to expect WAP instead of the default HTML. All larger (i.e. 1Kb+) binary files, .mid, .jar, .mmf, etc are delivered via the Internet. You can use WAP, though some phones can use HTML. There is a great PHP library to handle this called HawHaw. Google it. In order to deliver large binary files, you must be running a web server that contains the content. An SMS is sent to the handset (either a binary wap push, which contains a message + a URL and almost forces a phone to go to that URL, or a plain text SMS with the URL as part of the text) with the URL reference to the content you want to send them. Please note that WAP Push IS NOT supported by every carrier. Some support it, some do it differently, some don't do it. WAP Push is not guaranteed to work, while plain text almost always does. Beckman --- Peter Beckman Internet Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.purplecow.com/ ---
