The userguide has plenty of information about it, but generally an sms-service setup
involves a web script which is called by Kannel (using the sms-service configuration),
process the input of the user and returns (prints) the required output, which Kannel
then delivers back to the user's mobile.
If you are programming in Java, then a JSP server will do you good - write your
program as a JSP page or Java servlet and configure Kannel to call the URL for that
page/servlet.
A more complicated method might involve a simple web script (called from Kannel's
sms-service) which simply queues the incoming message to some sort of database, and
then does not return an answer. another daemon process, written in Java or anything
else, will fetch the messages from the queue, process them and generate a sendsms call
to Kannel to deliver the message back to the mobile originator.
The first scenario is recomended in all but the most complicated and high load
situations.
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Oded Arbel
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Otgo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 4:55 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: What's general architecture of kannel based application?
>
>
> Dear all,
>
> I want to develop an application that interacts with mobile
> end user. fro
> example, mobile user may request available services, may
> subscribe nim/her
> self to some daily information etc. The application should
> receive messages
> from mobile user through kannel and process it then responds
> to mobile user
> in sms way through the kannel.
>
> I can send sms mannually sms push way. Also, I can answer to
> mobile user
> some request's using sms-service configuration. But I need
> more complicated
> request and response. I guess that such application should
> run in background
> mode and it has no web interface. The interface is on mobile.
>
> So, what's general architecture of kannel based such
> application? I ussually
> code in Java,
>
> Otgo,
> Ub,
> Mgl.
>
>
>
