than sending wbxml
through extending classes. You can also skip php altogether.
You can use the 'exec' field in sms-service to pipe sms to an executable
(script or C) which by itself can create the POST request and push it to wapbox.
Hope it helps,
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From:
Hi creeds,
the below tutorial to send the content as wap push, hope it help you
http://dev.sellingsource.com/2006/12/07/sending-wap-push-messages-with-kannel-php/
Hafez
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 1:42 PM, creeds wrote:
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> Even i am in need of this solution.
> Hope u have already got the solution
Even i am in need of this solution.
Hope u have already got the solution as this post is quite a long time
so help me out to send a ringtones when one send sms with certain keywords
requesting ringtones.
regards,
mamunbabubd wrote:
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> please answer me the following question:
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> I want
Alejandro, can you share your code snippet ?thanksOn 9/20/06, Alejandro Guerrieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:You have 2 options:1. Use Kannel's PPG to compile the wap-push. Kannel does all the
magic, though many people seems to have problems getting it to workright (me included).2. Compile the bina
You have 2 options:
1. Use Kannel's PPG to compile the wap-push. Kannel does all the
magic, though many people seems to have problems getting it to work
right (me included).
2. Compile the binary message yourself and send like any other SMS.
Being a binary SMS, you'll have to set the UDH field.
please answer me the following question:
I want to set up a ringtone service using kannel and for that i want to use wap
push SI. The sequence of the service will be as follow:
1.users will send a request via sms specifying a keyword for ringtone.
2.In response of that keyword kannel will send
No, that's for _composing_ a ringtone using a Java front end.
I suppose you have that part covered before trying to send a ringtone.
Tip: You can use RingToneTools for converting content to most formats
and then send it using kannel. Check on Google, it's a free download
and works very well (it
ok thanks for helping,I've found the contrib files in contrib/webThe problem that it's working using a java applet that is not provided, here's the code :
Do you have any idea ?On 5/28/06, Alejandro Guerrieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fourat,There are many formats, text-only and binary:SmartMessa
Fourat,
There are many formats, text-only and binary:
SmartMessaging (Nokia, Binary)
SCKL (Nokia, Text-Only)
EMS (Sony/Motorola/Alcatel/Siemens, Binary)
iMELODY (Motorola and some others, Text-Only)
Basically, you need to prepare the content encoding it in the proper
format and use Kannel to de
Excuse me, am not talking about polyphonic ringtones, these are MMS-like.I was talking about simple ringtone and logos, basic ones :)On 5/15/06, Mi Reflejo
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hey Fourat,
The scheme for polyphonic ringtone is:Kannel ---WAP PUSH--> Phone ---Http Request --> kannel/Wap Gateway
Hey Fourat,
The scheme for polyphonic ringtone is:
Kannel ---WAP PUSH--> Phone ---Http Request --> kannel/Wap Gateway --> webserver
WAP Push is a SMS within the header of which is included a link to a
WAP address. On receiving a WAP Push, the compatible mobile handset
automatically gives the us
Title: RE: RingTone
For the udh and text to work they have to be url-encoded though i.e. udh=%06%05%04%%15%81%00%00 etc.
I think that the 0605041581 is working only for Nokia(smart messaging) but maybe I am wrong.
-Original Message-
From: Gustav Tresselt
I get a string like this [1] from a ringtone generating program.
Can someone please tell me how to send it trough kannel?
Thank you.
[1]
024A3A51D195CDD004004D34B694210228E1C8109908448B483126E241065640069040E7084265D040E69A4186D642271642669642070042069642260042664E00
For this kind of Smart Messa
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