I use an SMSC configured like this, for this exact scenario: group=smsc smsc=http system-type=kannel smsc-id=mo-relay allowed-smsc-id=mo-relay smsc-username=morelay smsc-password=morelay connect-allow-ip="*.*.*.*" port=33000 send-url="http://localhost:23013/cgi-bin/sendsms";
Now I can inject MO's like this: http://localhost:33000/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=morelay&password=morelay&text=Test+MO&to=8900&from=27111234567 Hope this helps, Donald 2009/5/14 Alejandro Guerrieri <[email protected]> > Apart from hitting the application directly (which is the more direct way, > imo), you could setup an http-smsc or use sendsms and do some mt2mo magic. > Regards, > > Alejandro > > > On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Ishtiaq Ahmed > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi Users, >> >> >> Facing another issue these days.... I would like to provide the http >> interface to one of my customer to inject messages into kannel which >> eventually be forwarded to application.... Any ideas how the vendor can >> inject message which can be forwarded to the servlet ... >> >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> Ishtiaq >> >> > -- Donald Jackson http://www.ddj.co.za/ donaldjster(a)gmail.com
