Hi, Of course, the URL can be anything that handle dynamic requests, such asp, cgi, java servlets...
We use here servlets, because they can handle heavy load, are using different protocol, such as MM7 (for MMS), and are connected to a java app server. Cordialement, Arnaud Beausoleil France Telecom SNCA 1 rue Thomas Edison 33600 PESSAC Tel: (+33)5 56 55 78 55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Message d'origine----- De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de Peter Beckman Envoye : dimanche 1 aout 2004 23:28 A : Baden de Bari Cc : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Re: [Kannel-Users] RE: = SMS Polling On Sat, 31 Jul 2004, Baden de Bari wrote: > Right, but the how would the messages get from the SMS users to Kannel or > any other provider? > > One recommendation was to ask the provider to allow the use of suffixing > from our connection to their SMSC - as this is a new area for us a little > more explanation is needed. > > We could process all the requests w/ our software, it's just getting the > right data to process. Set up an sms-service group that calls a URL with the text of the message and the mobile number and the short code. The URL is a PHP script. Then you can split out the $to, $from and $text into variables, parse them, cut them, dice them, spit them out, fart on them and generally do whatever you like with them. To respond, use the HTTP SMS thingy in kannel, pass the $from and $to (backwards), change the $text and off you go. It really is easy. There are people on the list willing to accept monetary reward for doing it for you if you feel this is necessary. Beckman --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter Beckman Internet Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.purplecow.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
