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Hi Johan, I’m trying to send an SMS from our
Vodacom SMS gateway to a Sony Ericsson K750 with my Midlet installed. Our gateway seems to reject messages with
this format: <msisdn>:<port> Enrico From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Johan Meyer Ok you managed to confuse me. Do you want
to know how to send a SMS from the phone to a specific port on another phone using
J2ME? If yes this example will show you how to do that. So if you want to send
a sms to port 1234 on the mobile phone with number +0831234567 you will do the
following: String destination =
“+0831234567:1234”; Then send it. See the examples mentioned
in previous email. BUT If you want to know how to do this from
your SMS gateway you will have to tell me what gateway you are using. I know
Saicom is using the TC45 or soes development for the TC45 so see the
TC45_ATC_v0100a.pdf document. Hope this helps From: Hi Johan, I’m not interested in how to listen
for an SMS on a specific port. I need to know how to send an SMS to a
phone’s specific port. My JAD file includes an entry for starting
my Midlet when an SMS arrives on a specific port. So the AMS should startup my Midlet, then
it’s the Midlets responsibility to deal with the SMS or not. We have an SMS gateway, but I don’t
know how to send an SMS to a msisdn+port? Regards, Enrico From: Hello Take a look at the examples in the WTK2.2
installations. They have got an SMS send examples which shows you how to set
the port and the reveiving sms number. Its basically
number:port But the example will explain it better. Some code from the SMSSender.java class:
String address = destinationAddress + ":" + smsPort;
MessageConnection smsconn = null;
try {
/** Open the message connection. */
smsconn = (MessageConnection)Connector.open(address);
TextMessage txtmessage =
(TextMessage)smsconn.newMessage(MessageConnection.TEXT_MESSAGE);
txtmessage.setAddress(address);
txtmessage.setPayloadText(messageBox.getString());
smsconn.send(txtmessage); Johan From: Hi Johan (or anyone else in this forum), How can I send an SMS to a specific port
on a mobile phone? I’ve added a Push Registry entry
into my JAD file to autostart my Midlet on receipt of an SMS on port 5003. MIDlet-Push-1: sms://:5003,hello.Main,* In case you’re wondering why
I’m using a specific port instead of just specifying the sender’s
number (msisdn), the Midlet will not install if I specify the number instead of
the port. Regards, Enrico From: cool From: Hi Johan, I quickly scanned the following article: http://developers.sun.com/techtopics/mobility/midp/articles/pushreg/ …and it indicates that you can
create an inbound connection based on a static address (as you indicated
previously) OR Based on a dynamic address (system
assigned address). See note below. When using a system-assigned address, you
must publish this address so that external systems can connect to your application.
If you're using a Push Registry may not suck after all. Now, I need to see if I can autostart my
Midlet so that it can publish its address to the server, without bothering the
user. Laterz, Enrico From: Hello Yes by the looks of it that is the case.
So a plain socket connection will be the easiest. Johan From: Hi Johan, Are you saying that Push Registry will
only work if your phone has a static IP address, which it can publish to the
Server? That sucks. Guess I’ll have to establish a plain
old socket connection from the midlet, and let the server route traffic between
connected devices. Thanks, Enrico From: Enrico You cannot do Socket PUSH if you do not
have the IP address of the phone. You can contact MTN or Vodacom and chat with
them about getting a static IP for your phone. This will cost you x amount of
money and would not help you much. It would be useless for a chat application,
can’t expect all your users to do this. Getting the phones IP can easily be done
by making a connection to the server and the server sending the IP back to the
phone. But remember the IP will change every time you make a new GPRS
connection. Plus this might not be your true IP. Johan From: Hi all, I’m thinking of writing a mobile chat application
using MIDP 2.0 Push Registry, but I have a question. If your Midlet is supposed to startup on receipt of an
incoming socket connection, how will you be able to establish a socket
connection with a mobile phone if you don’t know its IP address? Does the Midlet automatically publish its IP address to the Server,
when the user switches on the phone? OR Must the user start the Midlet, at which point it publishes
its IP address to the server? How do you obtain the phone’s IP address from within
the Midlet? Regards, Enrico Goosen Software Developer SAICOM TECHNOLOGY TEL: +2721
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- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Enrico Goosen
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Johan Meyer
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Enrico Goosen
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Johan Meyer
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Enrico Goosen
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Jignesh Kakkad
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Johan Meyer
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Jignesh Kakkad
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Johan Meyer
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Enrico Goosen
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Enrico Goosen
- [CTJUG Forum] Re: MIDP 2.0 Push Registry Johan Meyer
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