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hi,
thanks, for your help.
I
think that the best form is using the VAS GW features.
How I redirect all the messages to my vasp? because the
configuration of the MM7 specifies a short number for the
VASP, like
333
What kind of application must receive the
menssage in the VASP?
How it
must recover the message?
What
format has the message? (content-type) (smil,
mime,....?)
The VAS GW
features can allow you to do this. You simply re-direct all incoming to the
VAS URL for processing. There used to me an mmbox feature, but that was
put aside since it wasn't really clean.
The other option is to muck around in the queue as explained
earlier, or we can discuss (off-list) what you want to do so we can see what
fits best.
On Oct 18, 2005, at 16:06, Danny Zenzano wrote:
I want to be able to see the content
of MMS mensages(photos, audio, text, etc), but i only have the
df1129217474.2.x936097 file.
I am making a Inbox for
the users and I want that they can see the content of his
messages.
some functionality of the
VAS GW allows me to do
that?
How I can do that?
thanks for the answers
Danny
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Enviado el: martes, 18 de octubre de
2005 0:30
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Asunto: Re:
RE : [Users] how I can see the content of the
MMS?
You want to do this:
1. octstr_read_file() to read the file into an Octstr *
2. Use mms_frombinary(octstr, octstr_imm("[EMAIL PROTECTED]"))
3. Then use the mms_tomime function
Or, use the VAS GW features.
P.
On Oct 17, 2005, at 23:04, Danny Zenzano wrote:
thanks you
but, the paremeter "MmsMsg *msg"?
The parameter base64 should be set to 1
if you want the function to base64 encode mime body parts that are
binary. This is a good idea if you are going to send the message via
email for example.
On Oct 17, 2005, at 20:01, Danny Zenzano wrote:
hola,
tanks for the
answers.
I want to know...
If I have a mms-file df1129217474.2.x936097 and
the function mms_tomime()
and the function
mms_tomime() receives like parametros:
1) MmsMsg *msg.
2)int
base64.
how I turn the file
mms(df1129217474.2.x936097) to "MmsMsg *msg"?
What value I will
have to send like second parameter(int base64=?)?
thanks.
It's
defined in the mms_msg C file in the mmslib
directory:
/*
*
Convert Mms Message to standard Mime entity.
*
Does base64 encoding of binary parts if base64 is
true
*/
extern
MIMEEntity *mms_tomime(MmsMsg *msg, int base64)
Xavier
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Zenzano
Envoyé : 17 October 2005
17:20
À :
Mbuni MMS Gateway Users List (E-mail)
Objet : RE: [Users] how
I can see the content of the MMS?
in the
folder install/mbuni-1.0.0/mmlib I found programs that make
reference and use to the mms_tomime() function, but I
did not find the mms_tomime() function
ABCD
which are the parameters that this
function receives?
which parameters return?
how i can
do the program ?
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Paul
Bagyenda
Enviado
el: viernes, 14 de octubre de 2005 10:42
Para: Mbuni MMS Gateway
Users List
Asunto: Re: [Users] how I
can see the content of the MMS?
It
is installed in /usr/local/lib when you compile and
install.
On
Oct 14, 2005, at 16:07, Danny Zenzano
wrote:
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Paul
Bagyenda
Enviado
el: viernes, 14 de octubre de 2005 4:23
Para: Mbuni MMS Gateway
Users List
Asunto: Re: [Users] how I
can see the content of the MMS?
The binary MMS is contained in the
file that begins with a 'd'. To see the MIME version, you
probably need to write a little program that reads the file
then uses the mmlib mms_tomime() function to convert it to
mime. The code is there, there is just no tool at the moment
to do it for you...
On
Oct 13, 2005, at 19:07, Danny Zenzano
wrote:
I have the archives
"spool/mm1/q/df1129217474.2.x936097" and
"spool/mm1/q/qf1129217474.2.x936097"
how I can see the content of the MMS,
if I have the archives?
how I can turn "df1129217474.2.x936097
and qf1129217474.2.x936097" to smil or
mime?
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