Hmmm it is not that easy my friend. Any programmed way for it? On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 5:58:18 PM UTC+6, MaxX wrote: > > Ask you operator for alternative way of reload balance .. just tell them > that you have an old handset and it does not display that menu :D > > > > On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 2:42:07 PM UTC+3, zahid wrote: >> >> Hi, >> Is there way that i can know in what number my mobile is sending the >> request from the SIM menu? >> >> Thanks >> >> On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 5:00:38 PM UTC+6, MaxX wrote: >>> >>> >>> Indeed as Nizam said, you need to use the AT comamnd set for SIM >>> Application Toolkit >>> You can find description of such AT commands in 3GPP TS 27.007 ( Chapter >>> 12 on my version - 10.7.0 ) >>> >>> I've been working with SimToolkit Applications in the past and from my >>> experience I cand say that you need a lot of practice and time to acomplish >>> a successful application. You also need to check if you modem supports that >>> command set for STK. >>> >>> In my opinion the effort to develop such an application it's a bit too >>> high compared to the other possibility to make a call or send an SMS or an >>> USSD. ( things already implemented in SMSLib ) I am saying that because in >>> the background that's what the STK application does, takes your input and >>> packs it somehow and sends it via SMS or USSD ( most certainly via SMS - >>> it's the most supported way of communication by the phones) >>> >>> Regards, >>> MaxX >>> >>> >>> On Monday, July 30, 2012 5:25:28 PM UTC+3, Nizam wrote: >>>> >>>> It can be done with smslib. First, you need a modem that supports >>>> accessing SIM Application Toolkit based apps on the SIM. Each modem vendor >>>> has their own proprietary API. Next you will need to make changes to >>>> smslib >>>> code to access this API. Finally you can use Hyperterminal to determine >>>> the >>>> exact sequence of commands required by your specific "reload" app and >>>> implement it in your client code. >>>> >>>> --Nizam >>>> >>>> On Monday, July 30, 2012 12:12:18 PM UTC+5:30, zahid wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Hi Maxx, >>>>> Thanks for your reply. I know smslib does not provide "load balance" >>>>> functionality. But what I want to know is that how can I do that with it. >>>>> In my country the following steps need to be done to reload balance in >>>>> mobile >>>>> >>>>> - From mobile SIM there is a menu for reload >>>>> - If you go inside that menu then you will prompt to give the >>>>> number where you want to sent balance. >>>>> - if you give the number then it ask for how much amount you want >>>>> to sent >>>>> - and at the end it aske for the pin code and then you sent it and >>>>> reload the blance >>>>> >>>>> Can the above steps done by SMSLIB. as far I understand it needs to >>>>> control the SIM menu option. Can you give me a proper guide line how I >>>>> may >>>>> can do it? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks in advance >>>>> >>>>> On Friday, July 27, 2012 6:51:31 PM UTC+6, MaxX wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> well ... >>>>>> >>>>>> smslib does not provide "load balance" functionality of the shelf, >>>>>> because there is no standard way of doing it >>>>>> each operator implements his own reload/topup logic >>>>>> >>>>>> some do it via SMS some via USSD some via call to a short number >>>>>> followed by some actions and the reload code >>>>>> All these can be implemented via SMSLIB you just need to know ( >>>>>> reasearch ) the flow to do it and after that implement it in your >>>>>> application logic >>>>>> SMSLIB only provides the means to do it, you have to work a bit and >>>>>> implement it >>>>>> >>>>>> I am working now to implement this functionality in my application >>>>>> for 3 operators in Romania ( because I live here and I know the >>>>>> recharging >>>>>> flow for each operator ) >>>>>> >>>>>> Regards, >>>>>> MaxX >>>>>> >>>>>
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