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| Nicolas P Unregistered guest |
I a (french) newbie with WAP, i want send an WAP Push Message! I read some specification about PAP, SI, SL, PPG but some question persist as if i read this forum! => ' It could be long but it's a good summary of some topics... ' ... some question could be answer with a simple Yes or No ... So i can send Push WAP from my serveur with PAP on HTTP to an Push Proxy (Gateway)... (http://www.thozie.de/english/wap/push.htm) 1 -- But where can i find a Push Proxy ? 1.0 -- should i create it with a software Or could i use an operator ppg? 1.0.0 -- a Proxy Gateway (define in WAP 2.0), is it just a WAP gateway (define in WAP 1.2)? #Remember# A Push WAP... look like that whit HTTP! ---- POST / HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary=asdlfkjiurwghasf; type="application/xml" --asdlfkjiurwghasf Content-Type: application/xml ... <pap> <push-message push-id="00000@pi.com"> <address address-value="WAPPUSH=+330123456789/TYPE=USER@ppg.operator.com" /> </push-message> </pap> --asdlfkjiurwghasf Content-Type: text/vnd.wap.si ... <si> <indication si-id="11111@si.com" href="http://www.azerty.fr/message.wml"> You've got new Mail! </indication> </si> --asdlfkjiurwghasf Content-Type: application/xml <!-- Third Section: (optional) Client Capabilities --> --asdlfkjiurwghasf-- i read the PAP specification but i dont understand what is: 1.1 -- push-id: it is an id, to identify and therefore get it 'delivered status' 1.2 -- ppg.operator.com: it is only my PPG server... it don't use after?? 1.3 -- si-id: ??? what is 1.4 -- In this case, a Push WAP is it free (if i don't use you software) ? ---------------------------------------------- 2 -- is there an other method to send a Push WAP? with a modem GSM ... ? ... 2.0 -- in this case, a Push WAP isn't free? 2.1 -- Push WAP it is only a SMS? 2.2 -- In this case, i connect with my GSM modem to a SMSC and i send a SMS 2.4 -- So a SMS contain a UDH. A UDH is SMS headers required to implement WDP over GSM SMS. 2.5 -- In most example, the UDH is the same : 0605040B8423F0 -> is it normal? -------------- Now WSP encode! i want code this Push WAP message: (http://support.nowsms.com/discus/messages/132/518.h tml AND http://support.nowsms.com/discus/messages/132/2672. html) <?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE si PUBLIC "-//WAPFORUM//DTD SI 1.0//EN" "http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/si.dtd"> <si> <indication si-id="11111@si.com" href="http://www.azerty.fr/message.wml"> You've got new Mail! </indication> </si> | I encode this TO... \_/ :-) // UDH -> SMS -see point 2.5- 06 05 04 0B84 destination port (9200) //It could be the contrary... Origin Port And 23F0 origin port //after Destination Port... it isn't important... // WSP Push Wap message... // see Appendice A and B of WSP specification docuement to encode WSP parameter... // see point 8 of SI specification docuement to encode Push WAP parameter... DC Transaction ID (Push ID) //3.2 -- what i put here? is it important? Can i put 34 for example? 06 PDU type (Push PDU) 01 Header Length (just leave it at 01) AE Content Type=application/vnd.wap.sic //3.3 -- That describe this encoded SI (Push WAP message) ! 02 Version of WBXML v1.2 !! 05 Version of SI v1.0 6A <charset=utf-8> 00 <string> 45 <si> C6 <indication> 0C http:// 03 start string // now i encode the URL (to encode a string use http://www.asciitable.com/) //w w w . a z e r t y . f r / m e s s a g e . w m l 7777772E617A657274792E66722F6D6573736167652E776D6C 00 terminate string 01 <indication> 03 start string // now i encode the message //Y o u ' v e g o t n e w M a i l ! 596F7527766520676F74206E6577204D61696C21 00 terminate string 01 <indication> 01 <si> 3.4 -- SO if want send my push message, i send this in my SMS??? 0605040B8423F0DC0601AE02056A0045C60C037777772E617A657274792E66722F6D657373616765 2E776D6C000103596F7527766520676F74206E6577204D61696C21000101 Am I right ??? 3.4 -- Could you explain me what is the diférence between signal-low / signal-medium / signal-high ? Thanks, Regards, Nicolas... | |||
| Anonymous |
Allé vous faire foutre... --- easy 1.4 - isn't free... 2/2.0/2.1/2.4/3.3 => YES 2.5 => probably --- arf! i don't know!! 1/1.0/1.00/1.1/1.2/1.3 => ??? 2.3 => ??? probably 3.2 => ??? 3.4 => ??? probably 3.4 bis => ???  Thanks in advance... | |||
