Hello Guilherme,
Of course! You can delete a message or empty your inbox thru SMSLib.
Assuming that you've successfully started the *SMS Gateway*, the code
should be like this,
// From package org.smslib
Service.deleteMessage(idx); // Where "idx" is the index of the message from
the inbox
You can also wrap it to a look to empty the inbox.
AtomicInteger idx = new AtomicInteger(); // Using this is not truly
necessary, but just for the sake of being "thread-safe". You can use native
int alternatively
// We'll use for-each
for (InboundMessage msg : messageArr) { // "messageArr" is from a method
that reads messages
System.out.println("Message #" + idx.getAndIncrement() + " is
deleted!");
Service.deleteMessage(msg);
}
So there you have it. Just simple as that. If you're interested, me and my
friends created an utility that does SMS stuff easily. And it uses SMSLib
also in processing SMS.
Here's the link: JUtils <https://space.zeo.net/g/44o72>
It also contains other useful stuff. Just read the "JUtils-doc.txt" or
just go directly to *my.jutils.sms* package, then *SendReadSMS.java,
SMSModule* class.
If you have any question, don't hesitate to ask.
Regards,
Erieze Lagera
On Friday, October 10, 2014 9:09:28 PM UTC+8, Guilherme Melo wrote:
>
> Hello people, I'm developing an application with SmsLib that will read
> received Sms and later will send a sms to each these number, but, leter i
> want the aplication remove the sms received to the inbox dont stay full.
> How can i do it? It's possible? Sorry my bad english. ^^
>
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