On Wed, 2005-06-15 at 14:47 +0200, Christian Vandrei wrote: > Hi everone, > > maybe someone can help with this one? > > Ciao, > Christian > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: > Re: java based push sdk for kannle > ppg > Date: > Wed, 15 Jun 2005 19:40:54 +0800 > From: > wen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Hi, > > I want to know if anybody knows how to use the Kannel to download > ringtones or java apps to the phones, the question is, is it possible > with Kannel?, anybody has a configuration that works for that? > > i think i need 2 make kannel and apache co-worked as following: > apache http server -- kannel gateway -- mobile > > > but i don't know how to make kannel gateway cowork with apache? > > > any tip would be greatly aprreciated
I've never done it yet. Hope this give you a tip how to do it. Kannel work fine with apache (or other web server, i think, as long as they talk via http). In my experience, I do communication to kannel with via http (just for plain text sms). The communication, more or less, look like this: Incomming Request CellPhone --> TELCO OPERATOR --> KANNEL Reply Request REQUESTED LOAD --> KANNEL --> TELCO OPERATOR -->CellPhone I use PHP script to receive the request and send the requested load from and to Kannel. How to set up this request is well documented in User Guide. Please dig further from there. To send binary load to CellPhone you have to define binary UDH. I've never done this, but the guide said so. You could dig the maillist archive to find out how to set this UDH. There are some discussion about this sometimes ago. If the payload (ringtone or java app) is to big to be sent as sms chunk, you can try sending WAP-pushed URL to Cellphone. So, your customer could use URL pushed to download the payload via WAP Services. Hope this will help you to set where to start.... --tjatur
