Hi Joel,
The smpp component connects to a SMPP server.
First, you need to define if your SMPP endpoint in ServiceMix is going
to receive SMS messages (consumer) or to send SMS messages (provider).
For example, if you need to send a SMS from ServiceMix, you need to use
the following SMPP endpoint:
<smpp:provider service="test:service"
endpoint="endpoint"
host="smpp.example.com"
port="2700"
systemId="user"
password="passwd"/>
where host/port is the SMPP server that you are going to use.
Once your endpoint is deployed, you need to send a message (from a
ServiceMix point of view) to the endpoint. Currently, the SMPP endpoints
uses XML files (not yet WSDL support like in Exec for now).
The expected XML looks like:
<message>
<source>0603999999</source>
<destination>0603888888</destination>
<text>Hello World</text>
<npi></npi>
<ton></ton>
</message>
Regards
JB
gardion1 wrote:
Hello all,
I am using smpp extension from service mix for a project at a company I work
for. I was wondering if there was anything to help get started using smpp.
Currently I am using a snapshot version of service mix that has smpp. I
have followed the documentation listed here.
http://servicemix.apache.org/servicemix-smpp.html. There isn't a lot of
documentation for using smpp in service mix.
Is there a way of having servicemix-smpp connect to an smsc using smpp?
What would the xbeam.xml file look like.
Thank you for any help,
Joel
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