Hi Wesley, > How does the Kannel product stack up against commercial products at this > point in time?
I haven't tested commercial ESME software myself, but Kannel does a great job! If you ever feel the need of commercial assistance, subscribe to commercial[at]kannel[dot]org. > > Does Kannel have the ability to have many DEVICES added to it, say from > wurfl.xml list etc? This could possible enable smoother deliver of DEVICE > specific content. I.e. Deliver right jar file for right screen size. Kannel is a gateway. It is "device independent". If you need any kind of device identification, you have to do at the next level. > What are the minimum hardware and software requirements? Very few, since you can compile it on almost any *nix machine. Any reasonable "new" PC will do the job. > Do you know any web servers I could utilize for this? Apache will make your people happy. > How much customization work would it take to get a version of Kannel to a > commercial state? What do you mean by "commercial"? We all use Kannel not only for the fun of sending and receiving text messages, but for commercial purposes. You only need to configure it. The design of the applications is up to you. This article may be of some help: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wi-kannelwap.html Best regards, Rodrigo.
