Perhaps you should look test/test_cimd2.c. It is used for testing
cimd2 code.
Aarno
On 31.1.2005, at 13:20, Matti �rm�nen wrote:
Arne K. Haaje wrote:
s�ndag 30. januar 2005, 18:47, skrev Matti �rm�nen:
Hello!
There is a possibility to get students of Helsinki University of
Technoloy (Telecommunications software laboratory) to make kannel
extensions/enhancements as their thesis work. Initially I have
defined
"CIMD2 - http converter" to be used in CIMD2 testing. It should
convert
CIMD2 message sending requests to http-calls and vice versa.
Do you have any suggestions for the work?
Are there any other ideas what could be done?
I may be misunderstanding you, but is this not how Kannel behave
today? For a connection to a SMSC you can use CIMD2.
You set up a sms-service to route messages to an application using
http, and you send to kannel using the sendsms interface with http.
Sorry, the description was not clear enough. The purpose of this
software is to simulate SMSC. It can be used in testing of the kannel
CIMD2 interface. In real life it is difficult to cause various
SMSC-error situations that kannel and the services using kannel have
to deal with. Especially it is useful in testing with high volumes.
I have developed an end-user simulator that has http-interface and it
replies to text messages based on the rules in database. It is mainly
targeted to services that originate dialoques to mobile phone users.
It is used in automating volume and regression testing, so that no
real phones are needed. It is used eg. in testing the Finnair SMS
check-in service, where passenger gets SMS check-in request from the
back-end system before the flight.
The intention is to hook this new CIMD2-simulator between the
end-user-simulator and kannel to get the CIMD2-interface to the
testing path.
Regards, Matti
