I want to read SMS messages from Inbox,Draft,and sent from my blackberry device programmatically.
Would any one will help me.
There is only way to access SMS messages, implement MessageListener and intercept messages when they are sending/receiving. There is no API to access SMS messages already saved in device memory (i.e already received).
See the BlackBerry Developers Knowledge Base article:
What is - Different ways to listen for SMS messages
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I know i can't access the sms database of a ios device, but there's no workaround to achieve the same task using other tools?
My app must send an sms (which i do presenting the regular view of the ui message framework and asking the user to send it) and then receive a reply sms.
There's no way to receive this sms? There are online service or whatever can help me to do this?
No, the situation has not changed in recent years: there is no way to read any SMS (except if you're on a jailbroken device).
But one thing you can do is embed an URL in your reply SMS that the user needs to tap. You can then use an URL handler in your app to handle these. Like:
myapp://smsreceived?id=123&result=456
There's plenty of documentation on how to implement URL handlers.
Hi I am aware that Apple doesn't allow developers much access to viewing or interacting with iMessage and the message app besides just being able to open up the messages app. What I am hoping to do is just be able to know if an sms or imessage was sent to the user by the notification. I do not want to see what the message content is just be able to programmatically listen for a notification that a message came in. Is this possible? I am hoping to be able to create a message auto reply. Thank you!
Nope, there are no public API's providing that functionality.
I am working on a sms application, in which i have used folder listener to access the Inbox sms.
I want to read all the sms present in the inbox at a time. Is it possible to do this, because what i have done is to read incoming sms.
When a sms added in the Inbox folder we can catch that event but here I want ot read all the sms from Inbox.
Please suggest me the solution or some fruity sample code.
Thanxsss a ton in advance...!
There is no way to read already received sms-messages. The only way is to implement MessageListener and intercept incoming sms-messages to process them.
I'm developing a blackberry SMS appication.
Which needs to filter all incoming messages which have only with a specific keyword (ex - Starts with ABC).
The messages with this keywords will not allow goto the inbox.
Is it possible with messageListner ?
I got to know that this may be possible by invoke class. But i don't have a clear idea on this. Could anyboday help me on this ?
I don't think it's possible. RIM doesn't provide such function.
But there is another way to achieve this: turn on firewall in the system's option and filter all the sms, now system can't recieve notifications of sms while your application can. This is used in most sms firewall apps.
Can anyone please help me .... I need the full code.
Folder containing inbox ... and i need to count the unread sms there.
Seems like it's not possible.
How to Read SMS inbox (Not for mail messages):
This is not possible under the current api, you can access them before they hit the sms >inbox but you cant read back into the inbox
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There is no way to access SMS once they hit the inbox.
Access all SMS in my inbox through API:
sms: no
mails: yes. take a look at the developer guide for details
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you can not access any stored sms programatically.
you can intercept incoming sms, but that's it.
it is possible to read them from a backup file on your pc though.
Accessing SMS folders viz Inbox,Drafts etc:
This is not supported on BlackBerry. You can capture messages as they arrive, but can not >access SMS messages stored on the BlackBerry.
Mark Sohm
BlackBerry Development Advisor
www.BlackBerryDeveloper.com
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It is not possible to programmatically access SMS folders. SMS messages can only be >captured as they arrive.
Mark Sohm
BlackBerry Development Advisor
www.BlackBerryDeveloper.com
All we can do is handle incoming SMS