Something very uggly, but functional, to talk to an alcatel system in Mozambique.
These kind of equipments, SMS centers, have a special interface to write/read messages.
What you have to do is as simple as this:
"Create a connector/interface" to each equipment you deal with and, of course, the application to do what you need (store, send, ack received, etc...).
It's not as complicated as reading and process the CDRs.
It works exactly like a listener: connect, fork, map to port, wait for new connection.
You have to be careful about "privacy". There are some privacy concerns you have to take care. i.e. you can not store a message that is not your's more than "x" days.
If you need some further help about this let me know.
I made the tests using C language, no database read/writes, proprietary system with proprietary interface, but the subject is not so diferent now.
regards Nuno
Damir Imamovic wrote:
Hello
I still don't have full specification but here what people said from telecom:
one proces should receive sms messages from cell phones then store them in to database and another one to send them to destinations cell phone. we are talking here in peak hours like holidays, new year something as 200.000 mesagess up to 160 characters per second.
System telecom has now isn't good since often loses messages and doesn't work. one of the problem they expeirenced with existing system is that database they are usign now can't handle such input.
damir
"Gershon Simcha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Damir
i don't realy know what you mean in a solution. you can log in http://mymdfile.com log in with 1010 password 1010 and then go to :REMINDERS. This is a csp page you can use fot sending SMS messages. Please contact me if you find it interesting.
Simcha Gershon
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