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| Anonymous |
what is the actual format of .in that we have to create if we want to send file to the sms-in directory for nowsms to process? or its the .sms file we must create? | |||
| Bryce Norwood - NowSMS Support Board Administrator Username: Bryce Post Number: 3671 Registered: 10-2002 |
I don't have any documentation on that file format. However, it is relatively straight-forward. A file in that directory with a ".in" extension is waiting to be processed by a 2-way command. A file that has a ".sms" extension has been processed, and there were no matching 2-way commands. The file is a text file, in an ".ini" file format. A typical file looks like this: [SMS-IN] ModemName=Bluetooth Modem Sender=+99999999999 PhoneNumber=+999999999 Data=This is a test message to myself Binary=0 "Sender" has the sender address. "PhoneNumber" has the recipient address (for GSM modem, this value is set explicitly in the properties for the GSM modem definition). If Binary=0, then "Data" contains the text of the message. If Binary=1, then "Data" contains a hex string with the message content ... and "UDH", "DCS" and "PID" values might also be present. | |||
