I need to simulate SMPP messages from USSD Gateway and USSD Application Server
I have a USSD Gateway application using the JSMPP Library and need a gateway to receive the USSDs sent from this library
Is there any open source USSD Server or even an application that I can rely on to complete the ussd cycle
Exactly what I need is sort of application that can listed to a port on my localhost to respond to incoming ussd messages
Try activeXperts free smpp simulator. It has limited functionality, but it works.
Or you can try building one using cloudhopper-smpp which has SmppServer & Simulator codes.
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Assuming I have permission from the user, is it possible for my server to trigger an action on my app on my user's phone? Does the phone have to be unlocked?
I want to make calls to the keychain API using both crons and manual requests.
If it is your app on the client, then you can do anything that is in the capabilities of the application. Are you asking for a hosted webview in your application?
If the phone is unlocked and the app is running, then yes you can have a two-way connection to a server, using either the TCP protocol or the WebSocket protocol. Otherwise, no.
REQUIREMENTS: I was looking at using PhoneRTC Cordova plugin to broadcast a message from an Android tablet to a speaker/microphone device, where both these devices are in a private network based on an Asteriks server.
So any message from tablet to speaker/microphone device must be routed through the Asteriks server.
QUESTION: The Cordova plugin 'PhoneRTC' requires a SIGNAL server as well as a TURN server. In my case there is only an Asteriks server, so what will be the SIGNAL server and TURN server in above sceanrio? Maybe the Asteriks server can act as both the SIGNAL and TURN server, but not sure.
The challenge is how you can change the PhoneRTC server for another one.
In my case, I would like to use PhoneRTC but I would like to use easyRTC server instead of PhoneRTC server.
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I have a project where I need to be able to send messages from a server running a web service to a specific iDevice. I have no idea how to do this, so any help is very appreciated.
The scenario: I have a web service which receives some message from an iDevice (could also be a Mac or PC, even an Android device). Depending on the content of this message I need to be able to send a message from the web service to another iDevice (I know the IP-address of the specific iDevice). I know how to use URLRequests to send a message from an iDevice to a server and collect the response from the server. In principle I could every 10 seconds send a request to the server asking if the server has any new messages to the sender (the iDevice sending the request), but I am pretty sure this is not the correct way to do it. Is there a way to have an iDevice listen for server communication on a specific port, so that the iDevice only does something active when it receives a message from the server to do something, e.g. display a message in the app listening for the server communication?
I guess I need to use something similar to the technology used for iMessage, but how is this done?
I am using XCode 4.6.2, iOS 6.1.
EDIT: Just to clarify my needs a bit more: The APNS seems to be TOO unreliable (at least that is what I have read in other threads regarding APN) as the web service in some cases can have the need for sending 2 distinct message to an iDevice within 1 minute (in some cases seconds), and as far as I have read in other threads this will simply not be possible because of how Apple's server handles ASPNS.
The app i am developing only needs to receive messages from the server when the app is active - is there any way, not using APNs, to do this, e.g. making the app listen for communication on a specific port?
Your scenario seems pretty similar to APPLE PUSH NOTIFICATIONs (APNs).
Ideally your server side should write a code in such a way that if there is any change on server side & need to be informed to all associated devices.
Then your server should post notification Apple server which will then send a notification to all the associated devices.
Refer this link
You already have but can use this code to identify the iOS/Mac deivce
NSString *identifierString = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] objectForKey:#"myID"];
if (!identifierString) {
CFUUIDRef identifier = CFUUIDCreate(NULL);
identifierString = (NSString*)CFUUIDCreateString(NULL, identifier);
[[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] setObject:identifierString forKey:#"myID"];
}
NSLog(#"%#",identifierString);
this code works till the lifetime of the app only.
After some search I have decided not to use the APNS, because it seems like people are having all sort of experience with it. I cannot use APNS because my project needs 100 % reliability and instant communication with the server.
I have decided to use tcp communication since my project only will be used in a local network. This will obviously mean more power consumption on the iDevices, but reliability is more crucial to the project.
I already implemented the first 4 steps of the push initiator for blackberry
Send a push request
BlackBerry service returns a response
BlackBerry service pushes data to an assigned, specific port on device
Device returns response to BlackBerry service
Now I am working on the following two steps but nothing has happened yet:
5. BlackBerry service forwards acknowledgement to content provider
6. Read notification is returned to the BlackBerry service
Does anyone know how to implement that? I provided a domain when filling out the request but how do I achieve connection between me and the blackberry servers and how long do I have to wait for their response?
Actually your content provider send message to blackberry server and also specified the pin number of the device to which content provider want to send the message.
Your device automatically register with bb server if you have bb data service.
Your application is listening in the background on a particular port and your application also has particular app id that is provided by the rim.
So when content provider send message to bb server it also specify the app id and bb server has info about the port corresponding to this app id.and send message to the port of device whose pin is specified by the content provider.
If I am writing a MIDlet, and if the device supports SMS push registration (i.e. supports WMA 1.1 spec), I will be able to send push messages to the application that is installed on the phone and is listening to SMS messages at the assigned port.
However, if I am writing a Blackberry application, can I still go ahead and use the procedure that applies to MIDP 2.0 devices. If so, can I specify static SMS push registration in JAD file, as we do for a MIDlet?
Would the appropriate JAD property be still specified as MIDlet-Push-1:{}?
Another question, that is not totally unrelated is- are there any bulk SMS providers that allow SMS bearers specify the destination ports that can be integrated with this kind of a solution?
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A regular blackberry application does not support the push registry. You'll have to keep a DatagramConnection open and listen for the incoming SMS messages that way.
DatagramConnection connection = (DatagramConnection)Connector.open("sms://:1234");
Datagram dgram = connection.newDatagram(connection.getMaximumLength());
connection.receive(dgram); // blocking call so this should be in a separate thread
String message = new String(dgram.getData());
where 1234 is the port you're listening on.
As to you're second question I'm not entirely sure, but I think mblox supports port directed SMS.
For the second question, if the bulk SMS service provider provides you with HTTP API which included the UDH field, you can send messages to application listening in that particular port