Has Anyone done an SMPP 3.4 implementation or 3.3 ?

[Angelos]

I need some guidance please on SMPP. I am completly new on that.
I wonder if PHP is going to be the right root to take. At the moment I
am having a look on Net_SMPP from PEAR but it doesn't make a lot of
sense Yet.
I succeed int sending a message but I want to have a constant bind and
get replies and reports if the messages sent have been delivered.

Is it much different to develop PHP for comand line execution rather
than the web ?

IF you think it's not worth the hasle to use php I am taking the JAVA root.

Thanks in advance.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Has Anyone done an SMPP 3.4 implementation or 3.3 ?

Angelos wrote:[color=blue]
> I need some guidance please on SMPP. I am completly new on that.
> I wonder if PHP is going to be the right root to take. At the moment I
> am having a look on Net_SMPP from PEAR but it doesn't make a lot of
> sense Yet.
> I succeed int sending a message but I want to have a constant bind and
> get replies and reports if the messages sent have been delivered.
>
> Is it much different to develop PHP for comand line execution rather
> than the web ?
>
> IF you think it's not worth the hasle to use php I am taking the JAVA root.
>
> Thanks in advance.[/color]

Just minor differences between command line and web based php execution.
Command line doesn't have any of the server variables available ($_SERVER,
$_GET, $_POST, etc.). Instead it has argc and argv. And you don't have a gui
available for command line. Strictly text based.

Otherwise it's no real differences.

However, I may be wrong, but I don't think you can get delivery reports for
messages from SMPP. You still need to depend on receipts (which may or may not
be sent by the user).

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[Angelos]

Re: Has Anyone done an SMPP 3.4 implementation or 3.3 ?

[color=blue]
> Just minor differences between command line and web based php execution.
> Command line doesn't have any of the server variables available
> ($_SERVER, $_GET, $_POST, etc.). Instead it has argc and argv. And you
> don't have a gui available for command line. Strictly text based.
>
> Otherwise it's no real differences.
>
> However, I may be wrong, but I don't think you can get delivery reports
> for messages from SMPP. You still need to depend on receipts (which may
> or may not be sent by the user).
>[/color]

Thanks for your reply anyway....
It was Really usefull to know that there are no $_SERVER $_GET and
$_POST variables thru the command line.