Configure Now.WAP/Now.SMS for access by mobile handphone

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PHILIP TEO
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Username: Philip_teoph

Post Number: 4
Registered: 02-2009
Posted on Monday, February 09, 2009 - 01:21 am:   

Hi,

I am stuck for a week trying out WAP over 3G...even enabled GRPS services to trying out WAP over 2.5G (Country : Singapore)...BUT ..no luck.....
Could anyone help me to answer the following questions? Thanks in advance.

Question
1. How can I configure the Now.SMS/MMS Gateway and Now.WAP Gateway to achieve the objectives below?

2. How can I configure the mobile handphones to access the WAP content?

3. Can I use 3G only or GPRS only or both to achieve my objectives?

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Objective
1. Mobile phone WAP pages access to my WAP content pages in Tomcat.
2. WAP Push from Tomcat.

Hardware configuration
- Fujitsu notebook
- Mobile modem : Vodafone 7.2 usb modem (M1 SIM)
- Mobile phones : E51 / E66 Nokia Handphone (SingTel SIM)
Software configuratino
- Windows XP Pro SP
- Trial version Now.SMS/MMS Gateway v2009.01.12
- Trial version Now.WAP v2008.06.03
- Apache Web Server
- Tomcat App Server (port 8080, *.wml)
Service provider (Singapore)
- SingTel (3G IDEAS, incl GPRS)
- M1 (3G, incl GPRS)
Des - NowSMS Support
Board Administrator
Username: Desosms

Post Number: 452
Registered: 08-2008
Posted on Monday, February 09, 2009 - 04:01 pm:   

Hi Philip,

If you are an end-user or content provider, there is usually no reason at all to use the Now.WAP proxy.

Just use the standard proxy available through your mobile operator.

The Now.WAP proxy is a solution for mobile operators, or for testing labs, or for closed networks with private APNs.

Setting up your own Now.WAP proxy often runs into firewall or port restrictions on your mobile operator network.

So unless you have a need for it, the first thing I would do is remove NowWAP from the configuration.

The Now SMS/MMS Gateway is used for WAP push services ... and it does NOT require that you be running your own WAP proxy/gateway.

Does this information help you?

If not, I need more information from you about what exactly you are trying to do ... and what happens when you try to do it.

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Des
NowSMS Support
PHILIP TEO
New member
Username: Philip_teoph

Post Number: 5
Registered: 02-2009
Posted on Monday, February 09, 2009 - 04:36 pm:   

Hi Des,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Yes.. your answer helps.

My original intention is to enale all WAP-enabled phone to dial-in access to my notebook that act as WAP server (Now.WAP Gateway + Web/App Server) via GSM/HSDPA modem.

Best Regards
Des - NowSMS Support
Board Administrator
Username: Desosms

Post Number: 453
Registered: 08-2008
Posted on Monday, February 09, 2009 - 07:48 pm:   

Hi Philip,

You can use a standard web server for publishing your WAP content.

You would not need to setup your own WAP proxy (e.g., WAP gateway) unless you had some unique configuration requirement.

Anyone can connect to your content by putting your URL into their browser ... no special settings required on their mobile phones.

NowSMS might enter the picture if you want to send WAP push messages to direct mobile users to your content. But unless I'm missing something, I don't think you have any need for the NowWAP piece.

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Des
NowSMS Support

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