On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 05:58 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yippee! test_ppg works now, thanks very much. > Now the real questions start ;-) > > 1. Is there a dependancy on running the test server on port 8080? I > changed the ppg-port in group = ppg to 8086, started the > test_http_server with -p 8086 but got the original xml parse error. > When I set these back to 8080 it works again. Did I miss something? You have ppg server, kannel and http server kannel forwards push requests. Ppg is a http server, too. Ppg-port is port where ppg is listening. Test_http_server's p option defines port http server is listening. Your error message is strange, however; you should get address already in use. > 2. I use resin on the same machine on port 8080. Can I configure resin > to do the same job as the test_http_server? Kannel http smsc has a configuration variable send-url. Kannel relays http requests to this url. So only thing you must do is to change the send-url. > 3. How do I do it for "real"? What I mean is, I have a web-interface > to both sendsms and sendota which passes the xml docs to sendota or > the payloads to sendsms. I now would like the same for wap push, sort > of like > http://localhost:8080/http://localhost:8080/cgi-bin/wap- > push.cgi?username=foo&password=bar&content=content.xml&control=control. > xml (i.e. the test_ppg command line expressed as a a url). I presume you are sending SI or SL. They are normal binary SMs, only special thing is the udh; you must tell the phone the port handling the message: udh=%06%05%04%0b%84%23%f0 If you send sms yourself you should configure smsc accordingly. > > Thanks again for a great job. You are wellcome. Aarno
