Jack Cleaver kirjoittaa keskiviikkona, 17. heinäkuuta 2002, kello 12:52:Hi. > > I've struggled through the various standards documents on WAP/WML and > WAP > Push, and played around a bit with Kannel Win32. However, I have not > managed > > to discover the extent to which WAP Push is 'open', so that anyone can > send > unsolicited WML content to devices, or 'closed', so that only the > Network > provider, or at least the owner of the WAP Gateway configured in the > device, > > can send content. > > Could someone please point out to me: > * Where I can find a simple explanation of the use of SMS to set up a > WAP session
Kannel userguide contains some example xml documents > * Whether I need my own SMSC to do this Modem will do ok (use Kannel at2 virtual SMSC) > * Whether I can perform WAP Push to a device whose configured WAP > Gateway is not under my control You can send settings and bookmarks to the phone (see again Kannel userguide), but the user may reject them. > Another less technical question (but specifically Kannel-related): > I've downloaded the latest stable version of Kannel for Linux, but have > had > limited success getting it running, mainly due to the limitations in my > knowledge of Linux. I've tried to experiment with WAP Push using the > Kannel > download for Win32; I got it working as an SMSC using a Wavecom GSM > modem, > but it rejects the ppg sections in my configuration files. > Does the current Win32 version of Kannel support PPG functionality, or > not? Do not about Windows port, but what are you configuration files and how Kannel rejects it ? Aarno
