We've benchmarked kannel to ~1400 MOs and/or MTs per second (no DLRs)
on a 2GHz dual-core opteron, using HTTP via smsbox and SMPP binds. We
use Java servlets for our internal SMS applications, and have found
them easily able to keep up - our biggest bottleneck is the DB they
use (a single SMS generates a fair amount of disk I/O), followed by
the throughput limits on the binds to the carriers themselves.
On 16/03/2008, at 10:21 PM, Bibek Shrestha wrote:
I've been reading the user manual, may be not enough but want a
quick reply on this.
I see that kannel provides a HTTP cgi interface to send sms through
smsc,
i'd like to know if there is a C API for it, such that i can create
a C program to send sms.
If anyone can tell me where to start from, i'd be more than happy :D
Btw, Im trying to make a web interface in Java, servlet probably and
concerned about speed. My plan is to create a Java Interface using
JNI to interact with the C api provided by Kannel.
Using Kannel's HTTP api is also an option where servlet connects to
the Kannel's HTTP port.
Has anyone done a benchmark on this?
Regards
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