Hi Raul,
You will have to implement some kind of "state handling" within
you own application to accomplish this. Kannel can't do this for you.
For example, you may instruct your users to start their SMS with an ID
"karl: hi there" goes to user1-phone
"mary: good day" goes to user3-phone
then you continue sending messages to the same user, unless the ID
is changed.
Just an idea.
Regards,
Rodrigo.
On 8/30/06, Raul Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My app will work as a middle-man.
diagram:
(1.1) user1-phone -> [smsc1] -> MYAPP -> [smsc2] -> user2-phone
(1.2) user2-phone <- [smsc1] <- MYAPP <- [smsc2] <- user2-phone
(2.1) user3-phone -> [smsc1] -> MYAPP -> [smsc2] -> user2-phone
(2.2) user3-phone <- [smsc1] <- MYAPP <- [smsc2] <- user2-phone
Is there a way to getting some sort of identification or sequence
numbers so that I can identify whose number to send a messages coming
from another number. Like in the diagram above, I will know that
whenever user2-phone sends a reply (without special commands, just
normal reply text) to a message sent by user3-phone it is user3-phone
that will really receives it and not user1.
