- Developer
- ActiveXperts Software
- Size
- 12.8 MB
- Operating System
- Windows All
- License
- Shareware Trial
- Category
- Server Tools
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ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server is an SMS and e-mail messaging framework to allow companies to send, receive and process SMS and e-mail messages. The framework is designed support virtually any scenario where low-and high volume SMS and e-mail messaging is required.
The SMS Messaging Server allows you to create, delete and modify in/outgoing messages, as well as process incoming messages. The API can be used in any ActiveX/COM compliant development language, incl. VBScript, Javascript, Visual Basic, Visual Basic.NET, Visual Basic, Visual C++, ASP, ASP .NET, PHP, Delphi and more.
The API sample in Figure 4 illustrates how to create SMS messages from a script. The API sample in Figure 5 illustrates how incoming messages can be processed.
Features and requirements:
- SMS:
- Send and Receive SMS messages on multiple communication lines simultaneously
- Support for GSM Modems and GSM phones (GSM 07.05 and GSM 07.07 specifications) for low-volume messaging
- Support for SMPP-compliant SMSC centers (SMPP 3.x) for high-volume messaging, according to Industry
- Standard SMPP 3.x for external and internal connections
- Support for multiple SMPP/SMSC connections and multiple GSM modems/phones running simultaneously
- Support for multi-numbering formats
- Support for multi-part messages, to allow messages longer than 160 characters
- Support for SMS delivery verification
- Support for Unicode, to support foreign languages like Chinese, Turkisch, etc.
- Support for WAP Push messages and WAP Bookmark messages
- Support for traffic limitations (maximum number of SMS messages per day)
- Full TAPI (Windows Telephony) support
- Incoming SMS messages are stored in a central, vendor-independent message database (default: MS Access)
- Outgoing SMS messages are fetched from the message database and sent through an available GSM/SMPP communication channel
- All SMS communications can be viewed real-time using the SMS Messaging Monitor application
- E-mail:
- Send and Receive e-mail messages on multiple network connections simultaneously
- Native SMTP- and POP3 support
- Incoming e-mail messages are stored in a central message database (default: MS Access)
- Outgoing e-mail messages are fetched from the message database and sent through an available SMTP communication channel
- All E-mail communications can be viewed real-time using the SMS Messaging Monitor application
- Database:
- All configuration information is stored in a central, vendor independent database. An MS Access based configuration is installed by default. SQL scripts are provided to streamline migration to MS SQL or any other vendor-independent database
- All incoming and outgoing messages is stored in a central, vendor independent database. An MS Access based message database is installed by default. SQL scripts are provided to streamline migration to MS SQL or any other vendor-independent database
- The SMS Messaging Server Manager enables you to define different views of the database
- An API is provided to allow custom scripting. The API provides full access to the Configuration Database and the Message Database
- Scripting:
- VBScript is the default scripting language
- Each incoming message is processed by the system. Depending on the Script configuration in the Configuration Database, one or more VBScript programs are triggered to process the message
- The SMS Messaging Server API can be used in VBScript. A lot of sample code is included, showing how to use the API in VBScript
- Monitoring, Logging and Tracing:
- The Monitor applications shows the real-time activity of the Channels; all modem operations and network operations (SMPP, POP3 and SMTP) can be viewed real-time
- Logging can be written to ASCII files, an MS Access database, MS SQL server or any other OLE-DB/ADO compliant database. Product is shipped with an Access database file that works out-of-the-box
- Maximum Log size is configurable.
- Message tracing allows you to see exactly what happened with a message, at what time. For instance, you can see at what time a message was received by a POP3 server, at what time it was received by SMS Messaging Server and at what time it was processed by the system
