On Nov 16, 2006, at 11:43, greg giannis wrote: > Hello, > I have two projects that I am looking at using your mms gateway > software > for: > > Project 1 > 1. Need to be able to send an MMS at given times of the month as > determined > by settings inn a database. > 2. need to be able to receive an sms and send an mms in response. >
Yes. The key issue will be how you intend to connect to the operator. If the connection is directly to the operator MMC then this is easily done. Using a GPRS modem is at the moment not so cleanly done (sending is fairly easy, receiving perhaps not quite yet -- until we get some changes into Kannel). > Project 2 > 1. Be able to receive sms and mms (and email if possible), and then > run a > script (eg php) that will ftp the content to another server, update a > database on the other server, and return an acknowledge sms to the > sender. > Very much so. You want to look at the MMS Gateway features, this is exactly what will do it. > Can your sms/mms software do the above-mentioned functions? I have > written > software in many languages for many years and image that having > access to > the source code means that all of the above are possible. > > Regarding setting up the system, I have access to a pc and a mac, > but prefer > using the mac for most of my work. Which of the two systems is > better for > setting up and running your software. Is it complex to setup? Any > further > advice greatly appreciated. > My primary development (and every day use) environment is OSX on a Powerbook, and a Core Duo iMac when more beef is needed. So yes all should work well. In production we run Mbuni comfortably on Linux. > Thanks > Greg Giannis > > > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@mbuni.org > http://mbuni.org/mailman/listinfo/users_mbuni.org _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@mbuni.org http://mbuni.org/mailman/listinfo/users_mbuni.org
