Your idea is correct. Use (open)smppbox on one side. And an http smsc on the other side. See the users manual for details.
From: users [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Christopher Ward Sent: woensdag 24 juli 2013 5:06 To: [email protected] Subject: Translate SMPP requests to different SMS api Currently doing some work on a server that provides SMS services, and utilises their own PHP apis to do so. However a user wishes to use SMPP in order to send and receive their batches of SMS. Ideally what I am required to do is configure an SMPP Server to receive incoming requests from the client to send messages, but then instead translate the requests to an API on the server to handle it instead. Essentially I just need to make it appear to the user that SMPP is being used to handle their SMS batches whilst instead we use our usual SMS send API like normal. I know Kannel utilises HTTP requests, so I imagine it would be as simple as configuring the gateway as an SMPP server to HTTP POST requests with necessary information (i.e. sender, destination, message, time etc) to a url on our Apache server, but I am a bit lost at which point in the configuration I can achieve such without setting up any of the SMS sending\receiving features of the software itself. Running on: CentOS 5 virtual server LAMP stack gateway-1.4.3 source installed libxml2 and libxml2-dev Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
